This is what I have been saying. If these tools can do even 50% of mundane, rudimentary tasks, that's still huge in of itself and allows people to do more impo

This is what I have been saying. If these tools can do even 50% of mundane, rudimentary tasks, that's still huge in of itself and allows people to do more important work. Think of moving from manual book research, to Google. Rather than having to go to the library and find a particular book regarding something I want to find, I can just search Google and trawl through websites. Now with GPT I potentially don't need to trawl through websites, I can ask the AI and use my judgement as to the validity of the output, I could then use that answer to inform when I fact check etc. It's not terrible, but it's also not the best thing since sliced bread.