I'm not following. If tech ChatGPT4 becomes available literally for free, or at least such that it can be re-run thousands of times for each task with some basi

I'm not following. If tech ChatGPT4 becomes available literally for free, or at least such that it can be re-run thousands of times for each task with some basic glue code and/or human intervention in between, then I see it replacing a huge chunk of knowledge work. There have already been quite a few impressive examples of running a whole team of LLM agents with different system prompts, communicating with each other and the external world, but price is still a limitation. And as for self-driving, it is absolutely already replacing quite a few drivers, even if you just consider Waymo. I for one would ditch my car tomorrow if their service was available in my city for a reasonable price.