The chess stuff has been pretty wild, particularly in how users claim it plays more "human-like" than chess programs. I still remember the eerie feeling when C

The chess stuff has been pretty wild, particularly in how users claim it plays more "human-like" than chess programs. I still remember the eerie feeling when Copilot suggested something in a personal codebase that reflected something fairly unique to my own thinking elsewhere in the code but did so about a minute before I was going to think of it. It's one thing when GPT is approximating humanity at large. I think "main street" is going to have yet another WTF moment when integration into email clients, chat, document suites, etc suddenly start approximating their own unique thinking, phrasing, inside jokes, etc. It's pretty amazing tech and only getting better, even if it still has a long way to go before I'd ever feel comfortable in handing off the reigns to compose things for me without additional review.