It either helps me find a solution or it doesn't. About 90% of the time, or less formally I would just say "almost all of the time", it does. Keep in mind that I, the user, decide which questions to ask in the first place. If my batting average seems unbelievably high, perhaps my skill is in knowing when to use an LLM and when not to.
Okay, well your vague response suggests to me you aren't asking the LLM anything important at all, and most likely it's things that could have appeared in the first page of a google search. So, sure, 90% of the time it's going to give you the top Google result. The other 10% were probably best answered by the top Google result but the LLM chose to hallucinate instead. Is that really better?
