Exactly. However I think he was trying to get this story. I am spending far too long on OpenAI and I see it as next level creative tool. It is not a gimmick l

Exactly. However I think he was trying to get this story. I am spending far too long on OpenAI and I see it as next level creative tool. It is not a gimmick like that deep mind Python app that Google had a few years ago (that turned everything into an uncanny dogs head). What I like is the confidence this new technology has. I have seen lots of things go digital over the years and always found an artist backlash. Digital photography, even Photoshop itself. You can create the next Mona Lisa with nothing more than lasers and space dust and an artist will snub you and go back to making their little clay pots. With this new OpenAI the results are compelling and there is no denying it. You also don't need to know any language apart from English. It is not like you need to do something like know how matrices multiply or do trigonometry (yep, that basic stuff we learn at school and never use in real life). With any tech that is 'wow' you have to make the tech not part of the product. Imagine you have a new image viewer that can give you infinite zoom. You use it to show a gallery of blueprints from a museum. Although the new zoom tool enables you to show off these blueprints, you need to just make it utterly understated and not advertised as 'wow infinite zoom!'. You have to keep focused on the content, the blueprints and making the tech transparent to the objective. With OpenAi it is the same deal, we have the gimmick of fooling the experts. But then when used day to day then it is just another tool to tell the story and to craft the art.