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It's insanely useful.
Take ChatGPT for instance.
You can essentially use it as an interactive docs when learning something new.
You can paste in a large text document and get it summarize it.
You can paste in a review and get it to do sentiment analysis and generate scores out of 100 for different things (actively pursuing this at work and it looks great)
I use it all the time to write simple regex and code snippets.
Machine learning has many massive applications. Many phone cameras use it to get the quality of photos up massively.
It's used all over the place without you even realising.