Same for the ChatGPTs post launch (let's not talk about 11_02 :) ) -- and as long as we're asserting andecdotes freely, I work in the field and have a couple y

Same for the ChatGPTs post launch (let's not talk about 11_02 :) ) -- and as long as we're asserting andecdotes freely, I work in the field and have a couple years in before ChatGPT -- it most certainly is not a well-kept secret or a secret or true or anything else other than standard post-millenial self-peasantization. "Outright lie" is kinder toward the average reader via being more succinct, but usually causes explosive reactions because people take a while to come to terms with their ad-hoc knowledge via consuming commentary is fundamentally flawed, if ever.