I've used ChatGPT once for work to write a regular expression. The expression needed to use unicode properties (like \p{L}, which I didn't know existed). I had

I've used ChatGPT once for work to write a regular expression. The expression needed to use unicode properties (like \p{L}, which I didn't know existed). I had googled around and couldn't find the solution. ChatGPT gave me something close that I was able to quickly verify and use with small changes. That was enough to convince me that it has potential. Whether LLMs are more or less revolutionary than google search remains to be seen. I predict they'll be somewhere in that ballpark. > Or, I mean, I don't know. People have controlled robots with code created by GPT-3 etc (I've been in a couple of conferences where people from MIT were showing off some research to that point). Can you show me an example of an interaction like the one in Winograd's thesis? Personally, I haven't seen any so far. I don't know of anything. Will be interesting to see how far they get with that. I don't mind your tone. I think it's civil but, frankly, I enjoy a little incivility now and then.