I’m not sure I see that many industries which ChatGPT will actually change. Anything that requires an actual person ChatGPT immediately fails at and it’s not ev

I’m not sure I see that many industries which ChatGPT will actually change. Anything that requires an actual person ChatGPT immediately fails at and it’s not even close. Especially anything that has human interaction and can be a pleasant humanizing experience. Off the top of my head for typical human business interactions I do as a consumer: Will ChatGPT work on my car? Will it give me a haircut? Will it walk my dog? Will it deliver me food? Will it be a therapist? Will it sell me a car? Will it sell me a house? Will it provide care to my children or family? Will it represent me legally? Will it check me out at the store? There are also examples of customer support that can’t be replaced. At least not in the foreseeable future. No “AI” we have now or could have in the next decade would ever have the authority/capability to allow a customer to argue with it that he/she deserves a discounted rate on their internet bill and then lower said rate. Your warnings seem more fit to a world where we have developed actual AI as well as a physical interface for that AI to inhabit.