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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
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You can MAKE it agree to about everything, but let's not pretend that ChatGPT is not an incredibly powerful tool that has opened the proverbial pandora's box to the public. Governments have likely had something similar for awhile. 

I asked it to write a powershell script. It provided it.
I asked it about a syntax question. It answered it.
I asked about an error message I was getting. It resolved it.
I asked if I could make it recursive. It modified the prompt to make it recursive. 

This is something that as a powershell novice would have taken me at least 30 minutes to make and then test. It took 5 minutes beginning to end. 

I know enough powershell to recognize things, but not the best way to draft my own scripts up. This and similar tools will absolutely revolutionize/wreck entire industries of people who thought they were irreplaceable or that AI/ML couldn't replace them. It will also open up more avenues for people to work advanced roles with more efficiency because  of the accessibility of the information. You just need to be smart enough to double check what you are given.
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I don't blame people for not getting this.

It's not omnipotent. It's not perfect. It's definitely pretty good, it is undeniably fast and scalable (how many pings are they handling right now? Servicing the entire curiosity of the internet... not a bad start), and this is the first one worth talking about like this.

It's not beating specialists in their fields. It will even lose to an undergrad student in their field. But it's probably better than the average high schooler, and it beats the undergrad and specialist in anything they aren't very familiar with. (STEM people, write me a poem and a limiric on intrinsic bias. Artsy people, explain multi-body dynamics to me and write an example solver in python. Both groups will fail here). It's not pushing the boundaries, it's raising the standard. 

If everyone had a personal chatGPT with unlimited requests, how much more productive could we be? What if it were more embedded in our systems/OS, and what if it were 3-4 iterations ahead?

*This* is the inflection point. If you don't believe that yet, it'll only be more obvious next year and the year after. It is inevitable, and it has started.