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@david_chisnall @carbontwelve Well one thing where LLMs can make sense is spam filtering (sadly also for generating it, as we probably all know by now…).
Like rspamd tried GPT-3.5 Turbo and GPT-4o models against Bayes and got pretty interesting results: https://rspamd.net/misc/2024/07/03/gpt.html
Although as conclusion puts, one should use local LLMs for data privacy reasons and likely performance reasons (elapsed time for GPT being ~300s vs. 12s and 30s for bayes), which would also likely change results.
Like rspamd tried GPT-3.5 Turbo and GPT-4o models against Bayes and got pretty interesting results: https://rspamd.net/misc/2024/07/03/gpt.html
Although as conclusion puts, one should use local LLMs for data privacy reasons and likely performance reasons (elapsed time for GPT being ~300s vs. 12s and 30s for bayes), which would also likely change results.