> Any tool, even if it had near-zero marginal utility must necessarily improve performance, as you can simply elect not to use it. That might be true for any t

> Any tool, even if it had near-zero marginal utility must necessarily improve performance, as you can simply elect not to use it. That might be true for any tool with consistent, predictable output that you thoroughly understand. Someone could easily lose a few hours dickering around with chatgpt only to realize they’re better off just starting it from scratch.