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From a theoretical basis alone, you would expect that a small number of positive anecdotes exist, and for the same reason that some people do in fact win the lottery. As a result, I don't believe it is rational to treat those anecdotes as sufficient evidence as to any demonstrated application of LLMs.

If those positive anecdotes were substantially more common, as in orders of magnitude, then that might be more compelling. But it's not what we see.