@david_chisnall Can't we say that it's a multiplier of the user's original capabilities and intent?

For each of the complaint, a diligent, caring LLM user could actually use LLM to reduce the burden on others by having the LLM support their thinking.

If you write something, have the LLM take a pass at pointing out lack of clarity, duplication, style problems.

If you write code, have an LLM point out where you overlooked an edge case, missed clarity in a comment, left a bug…

Perhaps it's not so much the tool as the user that is at fault?