"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." While I don't think non-technical people think its "magic", you can hardly fault them c

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." While I don't think non-technical people think its "magic", you can hardly fault them considering 1) the "main stream media" hype around it and how it's going to be so transformative on jobs if nothing else, and 2) some people have been promised this kind of stuff since star trek or earlier, or their previous experience was having Siri say "sorry I don't understand what you said" back to them before setting the timer manually. Just having a coherent responses from a parser that's pretty hard to "trip up" is, well, unsurprisingly magical. I mean, I just suggested a pretty complicated model relationship to chat3.5 and asked for a DB schema and it gave be back quite a coherent answer, even I thought it was close enough to magic. Siri would have thrown a fit.