I'm nostalgic about the first public version of GPT-4. It did have some sparks of AGI. The interface was very ergonomic because it assumed correctly many things

I'm nostalgic about the first public version of GPT-4. It did have some sparks of AGI. The interface was very ergonomic because it assumed correctly many things about the user's request and intentions. Now I find I have to write very long prompts and explanations to steer it correctly, as if training a brand new employee. It's really tiring. And I'm not even talking about the accuracy of the responses. It's sad, but I understand why they did it. It was too much power in the hands of people.