Maybe the use case isn't chat, and people need to stop looking at evolving tech solely through the lens of status quo applications of earlier incarnations? $4

Maybe the use case isn't chat, and people need to stop looking at evolving tech solely through the lens of status quo applications of earlier incarnations? $4 to run two research papers through GPT-4 asking it to identify differences in methods in order to accelerate directing focus during a meta-analysis seems like a pretty amazing price point even if that same price point is expensive for a chatbot to answer a customer query about on a website. Which itself may not be an expensive price point if the good in question is an automobile or a travel package even if it is for laundry detergent. Markets tend to find an equilibrium pretty quickly, and I've yet to see any AI products priced such that I can't think of any applications where they'd be welcome as long as performance was adequate.