I've come to much the same conclusion with getting it to produce prose. Having been paid to write for the last ~25 years I would be embarrassed to copy/paste di

I've come to much the same conclusion with getting it to produce prose. Having been paid to write for the last ~25 years I would be embarrassed to copy/paste directly from chatGPT - it manages to be both bland and verbose consistently. But seeing how much trouble non-writers have in producing anything longer than a text message, I can see that it would have real value for them. It's worth remembering how hard it is to make a start when you have no idea what you're doing, and the worst part of the learning process is when you know something is wrong but you don't know how to fix it. ChatGPT seems to excel in a few narrow fields, but I think it can take a lot of people from mediocre/non-functional to somewhat acceptable and that's a pretty big leap.