The article isn't really denying GPT's capabilities of copying human text in a way that can fool other humans. Most of the questions these days are just a matte

The article isn't really denying GPT's capabilities of copying human text in a way that can fool other humans. Most of the questions these days are just a matter of 'well, can it think for itself?' or 'is it good enough to use in my business without tweaking significantly?', so either philosophical or practical questions that are quite boring. Everyone has sort of moved on from the 'fooling humans' part because I guess it's not really all that interesting that feeding an AI several million webpages makes it eventually sound like it can write things that come from those webpages.