I don't think it's slowing down yet. Every day new cool models appear. I'm having a field day experimenting. It's now possible to run a gpt-3.5 quality model a

I don't think it's slowing down yet. Every day new cool models appear. I'm having a field day experimenting. It's now possible to run a gpt-3.5 quality model at home which is pretty amazing imo. Further dedicated hardware will bring the cost down like the ASICs did with bitcoin mining. I do think the usefulness is overrated. Microsoft is heavily pushing CoPilot for office as an assistant that can do anything you want just by asking, but it is really disappointing. It's great at making quick demo presentations but at real work it either gets it totally wrong or it just throws its hands up and refuses. Microsoft seems to be aware of its limitations and is now pushing more towards training on more complex prompting. But I don't really see the point: that effort could be spent teaching people to do the work too. But for some use cases like rewriting, summarising and translating it shines and is reliable.