Ah yes, academics, the most unbiased angels of us all… There are good arguments in this article, buried in a mire of self righteous indignation. Better educat

Ah yes, academics, the most unbiased angels of us all… There are good arguments in this article, buried in a mire of self righteous indignation. Better education on viewing any output by a model with more critical eyes - which really is today a basic requirement for parsing any online information - is a fine bill to die on. That then goes in hand with viewing with suspicious eyes the motivations of companies that are commercialising this technology, which is nowhere near a new sentiment. However better recognition needs to be given to what obviously fuels the hype being railed against: the utility of this tool, even if it fails to work adequately most of the time. YMMV depending on your personal experience on the queried topics. The article does indeed sound like it’s just preaching to the choir.