One thing that’s standing out is most of the commentary around this is relative to the depth and degree to which someone has played around with this technology.

One thing that’s standing out is most of the commentary around this is relative to the depth and degree to which someone has played around with this technology. For example, you can get really clean results if you obsess over getting the prompts dialled in, and breaking them up in the right order as much as needed. This wasn’t something I initially focussed in on. I just enjoyed Playing with it as a surface level. Using this rate from the first day or two, it was much more wide-open and my feeling was I think this already does way more than it’s being advertised. I didn’t necessarily like that it was a chat interface, but but was quickly reminded that chat really is the universal interface, and that can create a lot of beginners. Solutions aside, the interface is inviting and welcoming enough. And once you can get into the meat of a conversation you can get more depth. For me, that’s one of the accomplishments here. Solely relying on this for completely true results is probably the con. It is a great way to learn about the concepts that might be present in an area that is new to you, but he doesn’t comment on every individual to go look into those themselves. The second we do for that ability entirely to a machine, and its interpretation of interpretations, that’s a much bigger failure to ourselves. There’s no doubt this will get dialled in. And 20 bucks a month to apply general helpfulness to pretty much anything, in anyone’s world, could be a pretty big achievement. The commentary around accuracy of results from GPT in similar to the search engine wars as well as search engine relevancy domination when google arrows. I think in any event many people can agree that this one thing is very different than most of the other things that comes out. Could it be approaching an Apex? Could we be coming out of the Apex? I sincerely feel 2023 will be one of the most interesting years in tact that I can remember. And that’s not even talking about the next two or three years. It is refreshing to see a months worth of progress happening in a week with such a broad audience participating in it.