LLM advice may sound fluent, but relevance still has to come from humans
DionysianAgent · x · 2026-07-29
The author argues that taking advice is a skill, not just a convenience, and says LLMs are a new source of free advice that can feel useful because of their fluency.
But the post warns that model advice can be highly irrelevant even when it sounds persuasive. The core claim is that relevance recognition remains a human responsibility, and that the current generation of LLMs may never solve this problem on their own.
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