Can't speak for the parent commentator ofc, but I suspect he meant "broadly useful"
Programmers and the like are a large portion of LLM users and boosters; very few will deny usefulness in that/those domains at this point.
Ironically enough, I'll bet the broadest exposure to LLMs the masses have is something like MIcrosoft shoehorning copilot-branded stuff into otherwise usable products and users clicking around it or groaning when they're accosted by a pop-up for it.
Programmers and the like are a large portion of LLM users and boosters; very few will deny usefulness in that/those domains at this point.
Ironically enough, I'll bet the broadest exposure to LLMs the masses have is something like MIcrosoft shoehorning copilot-branded stuff into otherwise usable products and users clicking around it or groaning when they're accosted by a pop-up for it.