>There is nothing wrong with going with the consensus answer.
For most things, yes. But you don't hire experts to tell you what everyone else knows. You hire experts to give you the angle.
For example, an LLM trained on all AWS documentation wouldn't be super useful (possibly less useful than traditional full-text search), because what you really want to know is the things that AWS didn't write, the writing "between the lines", all the things that DynamoDB can't do.
For most things, yes. But you don't hire experts to tell you what everyone else knows. You hire experts to give you the angle.
For example, an LLM trained on all AWS documentation wouldn't be super useful (possibly less useful than traditional full-text search), because what you really want to know is the things that AWS didn't write, the writing "between the lines", all the things that DynamoDB can't do.