I'm one of the ones who sees ChatGPT's mistakes. It makes lots of them. Some are very dumb. But the idea that it's a fraud or a scam or whatever label the nays

I'm one of the ones who sees ChatGPT's mistakes. It makes lots of them. Some are very dumb. But the idea that it's a fraud or a scam or whatever label the naysayers choose to put on it is just wrong. It makes mistakes, but it also provides a lot of value when used correctly. Consider the many use cases where you don't need to rely on its "knowledge" at all - just this morning, I used it to write some marketing emails. I've got a paragraph about the company that I give it, plus some specifics about the particular email, and it knocks out something that's entirely useable in seconds. There are plenty of tasks like this, in which it's creating something based on your input, in which it is immediately and clearly useful. Just because there are use cases where it fails doesn't make it a scam.