While I’m aware of my own mediocre programming skills and by no means claim to be an expert, I’ve been a software engineer for 10+ years and have done pretty we

While I’m aware of my own mediocre programming skills and by no means claim to be an expert, I’ve been a software engineer for 10+ years and have done pretty well for myself. I’d hope that doesn’t qualify for “quasi-technical”, but maybe you are lucky enough to work on novel problems that require advanced problem solving every day. Regardless, I’d argue that GPT-4 is actually far better at programming assistance, understanding concepts (it’s phenomenal at explaining things when prompted within a context), writing in general, and kick-starting creative pursuits than it is being a Google-replacement (for now, at least). Have you seen or used GPT-4? What has your experience been? What has it failed at, or rather, what would you wish to see in such a system that might make you to, “huh, ok — that is pretty cool.”