LLMs are vectorial databases with losses. They use the characters(bits) in the input question to index the query, and are quite bad at retaining the context of such query. This is why companies have named the split and shortening of the length of those inputs as "agents".
They named it like this due they follow a marketing that personify the names of the methods, to make people believe they are dealing with a different technology, including the named 'thinking' methods that simply query twice to increase the index of the next query, and so on.
I think introducing aliens and robots will make children believe it is magic, like if intelligent entities or a thinking were behind the answers/procedures, and that such "answers" are smarter than them or even their parents, when in reality, it is a marketing personified model joining statistical characters(bits) from the text with created such a vectorial database with loses, and guaranteed errors presence, with joins like a pachinko machine.