I agree for the most part, but I am also intrigued how this will play out on the regulation side of things. Hollywood loves to treat AI as something that can g

I agree for the most part, but I am also intrigued how this will play out on the regulation side of things. Hollywood loves to treat AI as something that can go rogue, but these tools will have all kinds of safety locks on it and will only give you answers to things its allowed to. Plus, it will be logged and tracked just like everything else. You never want to openly allow anyone access to an AI bot that can spit out encryption cracking algorithms with ease. Or worse, something that can solve infrastructure bricking paths that could take down important systems. Or an AI bot that can interfere with real-life things, for example, find someone that doesn't want to be found. So yea, I cannot wait for this to get better and remove all the boilerplate I have to deal with, and let me focus on the parts of the job I actually love.