> Instead of simply searching for one of the numerous font-dumps that exist on the Internet

On the other hand I enjoy reading about all the things people are recreating with LLMs, since it gives an idea of what's not just possible, but actually practical, in case I ever need something similar.

(This may be a short-lived preference though, if it gets to the point where just about anything within reason is practical.)

It's one thing to use an LLM to create something new, but to get it to regurgitate an imperfect version of something that already exists and is easily found, and then have to spend time fixing it, hardly seems like a good use.