> we're slowly entering the "tooling" phase of AI, where people realize there's no real value generation here Hard disagree. A very clear counterexample from m

> we're slowly entering the "tooling" phase of AI, where people realize there's no real value generation here Hard disagree. A very clear counterexample from my usage: Gpt-4 is phenomenal at helping a skilled person work on tangential tasks where their skills generally translate but they don’t have strong domain knowledge. I’ve been writing code for a decade, and recently I’ve been learning some ML for the first time. I’m using gpt-4 everyday and it’s been a delight. To be fair, I can see one might find the rough edges annoying on occasion. For me, it’s quite manageable and not much of a bother. I’ve gotten better at ignoring or working around them. There is definitely an art to using these tools. I expect the value provided to continue growing. We haven’t plucked all of the low-hanging or mid-hanging fruit yet. I can share chat transcripts if you are interested.