Yes, customers will love anything that helps them. You can get customers to love you by adding any kind of automation for stuff they had to do by hand up to that point. Does this mean there should be 10 articles per day shared about "I added XLSX import to my app, so my customers don't have to do data entry via dialogs"?
My point is about repetitiveness of LLM topics. Not about usefullness of LLM itself. And LLMs are glorified autocomplete. Their internals are maybe interesting, but that's often not what's being discussed here or even written about in the shared articles.
I've gotten so used to having an LLM integrated into my editor that when I work on the occasional spreadsheet (or really anything with syntax that I only use occasionally and no integrated AI) it's pretty jarring to have to go to another tab to look up what function to use for a formula (even if that other tab is ChatGPT).
My point is about repetitiveness of LLM topics. Not about usefullness of LLM itself. And LLMs are glorified autocomplete. Their internals are maybe interesting, but that's often not what's being discussed here or even written about in the shared articles.