Test case: what about government forms or narrative submissions? When a lay has to do them- say for procurement law. A person can rightfully believe they've fully and adequately addressed all points when a machine can easily find any minutia missed. Forcing them to pay a person is... parasitic
A lot of small, grass-roots organizations here- especially those serving rural and low-income communities/run by people of color, lack the expertise to be able to navigate systems these systems (often designed to lock them out). In many ways, these LLMs help them to access these systems
In Hawai'i, many orgs doing the best work serving Native Hawaiians have been started and run by people with no nonprofit or government knowledge. They'll never have the resources to have paid staff. The use of an LLM allows them to access the systems that were set up to lock out and oppress them