It's definitely impressive for having very coherent responses without major verbal tics. However, while I agree with your assessment of apparently lack of techn

It's definitely impressive for having very coherent responses without major verbal tics. However, while I agree with your assessment of apparently lack of technical knowledge, but I think it's mainly because the answers are so short. It has nice responses to: > what's a good LED driver if I want to power one hundred LEDs which are 1.5A, 3.25V each? input voltage can be anything from 24VDC to 48VDC. List specific model numbers. Ideally something with boost conversion. But the responses are far too short to list a reasonable number of options, so it ends up only listing two usually. Sometimes it skips listing any and prefers giving me a generic description of a process I should follow to find this. But ChatGPT has a lot more response space to work with, and generally seems to "need" it to answer this question -- as it also tends towards description answers rather than prescriptive suggestions. With additional space, ChatGPT often eventually gets around to suggestion some parts for the BOM.