I use it for assistance with a lot of things; writing emails, articles, code, etc. It saves a lot of plumbing/typing in code; because we live in a browser-based

I use it for assistance with a lot of things; writing emails, articles, code, etc. It saves a lot of plumbing/typing in code; because we live in a browser-based world and wasm is not there yet, I have to work with the js/ts ecosystem for now and it is very verbose for little functional benefit; I use chatgpt/gpt3 to make it less so. The most benefit though, I get from it communicating with others (note they verbosity of code is also for the benefit/communication with others!). Generating reports with explanations why code is bad/insecure, broken down task/fix lists, more elaborate communications to the team than I would write etc. All kinds of situations where, theoretically, the receiver could’ve used my input and could’ve pulled it through chatgpt themselves, but didn’t and instead comes back with questions which are answered/encoded in my input and chatgpt can drag out for them. It’s well worth the $42/mo.