Right. You have to know what results are correct and then you can stear it in that direction, but if you already know the answer to what you're asking then what

Right. You have to know what results are correct and then you can stear it in that direction, but if you already know the answer to what you're asking then what's the use? I see it as an impressive toy at this point. Not to downplay the work they've done an it's certainly progress but it suffers from the same problems as all AI so far. Seems good mainly for spam or for automating writing another dozen of those horrible motivational books. It doesn't work for search/research, it's still faster and less troublesome to do that on your own. At least if you care about quality results/correct information.