There is, naturally, a reason for this. GPT is effectively a nice wrap on an otherwise complicated set of issues. I almost think of it as gui instead of console

There is, naturally, a reason for this. GPT is effectively a nice wrap on an otherwise complicated set of issues. I almost think of it as gui instead of console. Yeah, you lose some of the functionality and control, but a lot of people will take it and run with it simply because it is just so much easier. Case in point, Google AML AI, which promises to do away with pesky model validation and such ( because it will do everything in a closed box you will not have a reason to investigate ). I am already looking forward to the conversations with regulators.