You can't rely on stuff it puts out. You really can't. Unless you already have preexisting knowledge about the topic of questions, you might find there is a lo

You can't rely on stuff it puts out. You really can't. Unless you already have preexisting knowledge about the topic of questions, you might find there is a lot of subtle problems and inaccuracies in the confidently put-out output. Copy-pasting code will introduce bugs, using it for knowledge will leave you worse off, but the poems it can create are nice though. I expect it may lead to deterioration of content online. We've seen this with sites scraping information from stack overflow, now they will be using these bots to create incorrect answers to most of the problems people face. Just feed into ChatGPT top 1000 searched questions from google for the query "How to .* in Python", put it on a site and watch the numbers pile up. Will most of it be correct? Maybe, maybe not, you're not checking. All this leads to is that internet will just become unusable. We've had a good run anyways.