There was incredible hype. That doesn't mean there was 'nothing to get hype about'. Just that the hype might have overshot, not that GPT isn't amazing. It doe

There was incredible hype. That doesn't mean there was 'nothing to get hype about'. Just that the hype might have overshot, not that GPT isn't amazing. It doesn't follow that when new tech arrives, the post hype everything goes back to status quo. Typically after the hype, the new tech just grows or gets absorbed a little more quietly, in un-foreseen ways, and does end up having a big impact. Just when the impact is stretched out a little, people stop noticing. Like replacing drive through ordering with GPT like tools. Kind of under-radar, not fancy, not flashy. At some point you'll notice that the drive through you are talking too isn't a human, and go 'huh, that's interesting'. But, big impact on jobs, so nobody is hyping it. People/Companies are already using AI to replace or augment Graphic Artists, Coding, etc... etc... That is happening, not just a power point from a middle-manager.