This is a bit pedantic, but there is a difference between: 1. Stack Exchange, a network of Q&A sites built around a single model 2. Stack Overflow, a specific

This is a bit pedantic, but there is a difference between: 1. Stack Exchange, a network of Q&A sites built around a single model 2. Stack Overflow, a specific Q&A site for questions about programming, on which that network was founded Programming- and computing-related SE sites are the most popular, but they are not the only ones. ChatGPT cannot read a circuit schematic, should not be used for legal questions, probably won't recognize an obscure science fiction book based on one plot element you hazily remember, and in general is not a reliable expert in anything. I say this is pedantic because if the programming sites "decline" they'll probably take the rest of the network with them, but as a long time denizen of EE.SE I would like if it people at least recognized that SE is used for more interesting things than "how do I do [basic programming task X]?".