Honestly I was hoping that ChatGPT was just a fad. It exploded in users almost instantly (2 months to one million MAU, that's _insane_), and I was honestly hopi

Honestly I was hoping that ChatGPT was just a fad. It exploded in users almost instantly (2 months to one million MAU, that's _insane_), and I was honestly hoping that interest would wane naturally over the next few months. I thought that this was part of the GPT-4 training process or something. That clearly isn't going to happen. My other hope was that these large language models would lose popularity in general and everyone would move on, but now I'm seeing LLM output in screenshots in slack threads when I ask a clarifying fundamental question about CSS. Like I said in the article: Pandora's box is now open and we get to learn to live with the diseases. Side note: it would be nice if you edited your comment to refer to me accurately with "they" or "she". I'd really appreciate it!