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If you lost access to all LLM-based products today, you would be FINE. Perhaps that's the best reason to not use an LLM-based product today.

Having regular discussions around the types of governance companies should have around LLM usage. I'm a "no use is ethical use" kinda guy, but if it's going to be used my favorite suggestion I've heard is that companies should enforce regular "detox" time periods.

If your team uses these products, one week a month, you have to do your job without them. We're always saying that a knowledgeable person needs to be controlling these tools. You need to know good work and review their output to ensure it's good. If you deskill, you'll be worse at that.

Therefor, one week a month, you need to be exercising your "non-LLM" skills. Make sure your knowledge doesn't atrophy. Make sure you can still be a good steward of your work. Don't build dependence.

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