It's great at straightforward boilerplate code, and I find it useful. > Solution hits an edge case and eventually ChatGPT4 starts hitting a loop saying it has

It's great at straightforward boilerplate code, and I find it useful. > Solution hits an edge case and eventually ChatGPT4 starts hitting a loop saying it has a new solution or it fixed something but it really didn't. An infuriating subtype of this "loop" failure is when you point out a flaw, and it fixes it, but now there's a different flaw. You point that out, it fixes it, but now the original flaw is back again.