I've recently had to spend a lot of time using ChatGPT professionally, and holy hell have I found it to be entirely overblown. In my personal experience it some

I've recently had to spend a lot of time using ChatGPT professionally, and holy hell have I found it to be entirely overblown. In my personal experience it sometimes can't even follow basic instructions. I have an inkling that people really don't know how much of a black box the entire AI experience really is, and why that means that trust for mission-critical items is an impossible sell. I can't rely on it for anything meaningful and I'm no longer convinced I ever will. For non-mission-critical things like code help, analysis, and hell even observability / cost management, maybe it can eventually be a valuable resource that serves as a partner to a human. But for managing hosting, networks, deployments, builds, terminal commands? Absolutely not, absolutely never. The "AI Teammates" part is just laughable.