Except it won't be revolutionary. The current crop of text or image generators may automate the production of low quality text and images, may produce useful d

Except it won't be revolutionary. The current crop of text or image generators may automate the production of low quality text and images, may produce useful diagnostic and comprehension tools, and indeed may replace some people's jobs, but that is it. Underlying the hype is the desire of technical people to stay relevant in a world that has absorbed and purposed the mobile internet, and thereafter really isn't that interested in much more. There are more pressing non-technical problems to solve, and they will be solved without technical people. (wealth inequality, sustaining our environment, and demographic collapse being the most pressing)