In most cases adding an unconnected fill makes things worse, for a broad range of "things".
lets just assume for the topic's sake thats nobody is doing this idea. it also mentioned in the videos linked earlier... thinking about it, the pro (
ground connected signal layer pour) maybe:
1) save echant cost in fab house in exchange to higher drill bit cost for stitching vias.
2) if nasty EMI from outside exist, outer layer pour may absorb it first and somewhat shield traces next to them?
3) my pcb will be mechanically stronger
4) lower gnd plane impedance due to more path for current to get back to the source. and its cooler too.
5) lower impedance (thicker gnd) will absorb more smps current spikes, crosstalk / EMI..
6) in case i want to add experiment or circuit on my prototype board, i can cut and mask scratch islands on the pour to attach my add-on circuit/components.
for whatever reason to do it, i mean why not?