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We didn't see the productivity advances from the personal computer for 20 years either. It takes a very long time for people to learn how to use new tools.

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• mdgrech23 3y ago
  If you're on this sub reddit you're in bubble. Talk to the 40+ non tech crowd in middle of America. The number of them that have tried and used ChatGPT is going to be shockingly low. Even take the 40+ non tech office worker, my gut says a huge percent has not used chat gpt.
  • 12907835202 3y ago
    Comments like this make me worried I'm always reading posts from bots and the developer forgot to take out the word Reddit when pointing the bot at HN. But a human brain fart is probably just as likely.
    • yadaeno 3y ago
      Almost all of their comments sound like they are trying to emulate reddit style comments. They refer to this “sub” multiple times.
  • mullingitover 3y ago
    Even in software engineering, GitHub Copilot has barely started to take off, let alone ChatGPT.
  • deelowe 3y ago
    This isn't reddit...
  • Aunche 3y ago
    It took over 4 years for Facebook to hit 100 million users. It took TikTok 9 months to hit 100 million users. ChatGPT hit 100 million users within 2 months. It doesn't seem to continue to sustain the same explosive growth as TikTok, but to be fair, it wasn't intended to be a full consumer product to begin with.
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