Compare it to reading stackoverflow or a tutorial on something that you can't quite do yet - the answer on SO might be wrong, or it might work in a different co

Compare it to reading stackoverflow or a tutorial on something that you can't quite do yet - the answer on SO might be wrong, or it might work in a different context from yours, or might work but not be the optimal solution; the tutorial might be out of date or it might have been incorrect from the start. But SO and tutorials are still very useful if you're smart about hwo you use them. Same thing with ChatGPT - having a general interactive "answer-anything, tutor-me-on-anything" tool is a big deal; you just need to be smart about how you use it (prompting it well, verifying the outputs), and the results are surprisingly good especially with GPT-4.