The primary issue that I see here is that as a natural language interface to a computer, I don’t know that there’s enough profit to support the hardware and tra

The primary issue that I see here is that as a natural language interface to a computer, I don’t know that there’s enough profit to support the hardware and training costs. Also, there are copyright questions involved. There also issues of hallucination, and limiting these neuters the creative aspect of the LLMs. Personally, I truly hope that this technology gets cheaper and cheaper, and that it can be run on a device the size of a pager in pocket with a pair of AirPods on. If that were my computing environment 90% of the time, I’d be thrilled.