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Has anyone actually found a good use for having any LLM function handy on your phone?
I mean, yeah? The same thing you might have used Google Assistant for...
Some people pay tens of thousands of dollars to have a personal assistant. Assuming this could do half of what they could, it would be super useful to a whole lot of people.
I'm skeptical that it can, but theoretically...
investors. They love it!!
Capitalism was a mistake
You can accidentally hit it and use your your battery! :D
They're handy for conversational type questions where remembering previous questions is important, but that's about it. That's not usually important though, and can easily be accessed through a website instead.
Being able to ask questions about the currently playing YouTube video has been phenomenal for me, it's the ultimate anti-clickbait.
Other than that, no, not really.
Being able to questions about images could open some great automation possibilities, but I'm very much not stoked about sending images to Google/OpenAI/whatever, so until those models with vision capabilities can run locally on a phone, it's a dead end for me.