> My feeling is that the most value from AIs will come from when you get hopelessly stuck on a problem. This sounds about right. It may also help you to find

> My feeling is that the most value from AIs will come from when you get hopelessly stuck on a problem. This sounds about right. It may also help you to find related areas to study. I was throwing rocket optimization problems at ChatGPT and it was horrible, but I think it was finding some related code from vehicle navigation optimization problems which I found interesting. It does reasonably well at simple kinds of symbol manipulation and might be able to replace matlab/mathematica at some point, but the problem is that you always have to double-check the results. I'm not sure it is really that much better than just knowing your way around wikipedia (which has its own accuracy issues, but for straightforward things it is usually pretty good).