Unfortunately every product focused AI/ML/DS team out there is currently churning out these thin wrappers over GPT3, I know because my PM can't stop pushing thi

Unfortunately every product focused AI/ML/DS team out there is currently churning out these thin wrappers over GPT3, I know because my PM can't stop pushing this nonsense. The issue is that because a lot of non-technical people haven't played with GPT3 too much, there is huge initial engagement with these "features" so the stats around usage look great, even though anyone with a few brain cells can identify that the root cause of this is the novelty effect. PMs also get the mistaken belief that, because writing is hard for most people, it must be a big blocker for these marketers. But for a marketer writing copy is like writing code for a seasoned dev. Similarly copilot is fun to play with, but I don't know any developers out there who seriously use it (save your replies I know some enthusiasts must exist). Additionally, unlike copilot, these GPT3 copy outputs always only look decent at first glance, but contains enough oddities that they are rarely if ever useful in their displayed form. Expect floundering "AI" teams to churn this for out en mass at any remotely content related SaaS company for a while.