I find the legal and ethical implications more interesting than the technology as it stands. Maybe I just don't do the kind of work it's suited to, but I didn't

I find the legal and ethical implications more interesting than the technology as it stands. Maybe I just don't do the kind of work it's suited to, but I didn't find it terribly useful when I gave it a go. I had an experience that went "oh wow, that turned out a lot of code fast and it looks pretty good" followed by "oh, it made the exact subtle mistakes everyone makes when they write this kind of thing". No surprise given the nature of ML. On the other hand, I find myself torn between "information wants to be free and this is one more nail in the coffin of our odd and ahistorical concepts of 'intellectual property' and 'plagiarism'" and "oh great, another way for giant corporations to reap all the benefits from work done by individuals and smaller businesses". I don't think I'll ever use the thing, and I have ~0 power over the societal implications, so overall - yeah, can't get that exercised over it either.