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We're still in the early days of LLMs. ChatGPT was only three years ago. The difference it makes is that without details, we don't know if someone's opinion is still relevant, because of how fast things have moved since the original GPT-3 release of ChatGPT. If someone half-assed an attempt to use the tools a year ago, and hasn't touched them since, and is going around still commenting about the number of R's in strawberry, then we can just ignore them and move on because they're just being loudmouths who need everyone else to know they don't like AI. If someone makes an honest attempt, and there's some shortcoming, then that can be noted, and then the next version coming out of the AI companies can be improved.

But if all we have to go on is "I used it and it sucked" or "I used it and it was great", like, okay, good for you?