Honestly I'm not that interested in the code part. It does well but it's not perfect, it's good for some stuff - just like with the copilot. For more concrete t

Honestly I'm not that interested in the code part. It does well but it's not perfect, it's good for some stuff - just like with the copilot. For more concrete things like coding I like to have the control and not use a middleman. What blows my mind is that I suddenly gain extra powers that I previously did not posses. For example, let's say I'm developing an adventure game and I need to write content but writing is not my speciality. Fear not, I have access to Janet from the Good Place and it's called ChatGPT here on Earth. So I'm writing a dialog for my character who is a gentlemen in England that came from old money. I simply tell chatGPT: rewrite the sentence to sound more posh "I want to eat cookies but I am not hungry yet" chatGPT: "I wish to partake in some biscuits, but I am not yet famished." Okay, maybe its a bit overdone but I like it and can already imagine his moustache and the hat, I definitely couldn't have written that by myself and if "AI" think this is about right then it will probably sound right to many people because that "AI" is essentially a result of a study of other peoples work. IMHO this AI stuff enables access to mastery and experience, not really replacing the thoughts of real people. It's the same with Dall-E or Stable Diffusion, you still need to be able to think ideas but the ability to paint like Van Gogh comes for free(or something like 0.01$).