I'm not a professor and I don't have any vested interest in ChatGPT being good or bad. It just isn't currently useful for me, so I don't use it. In my experienc

I'm not a professor and I don't have any vested interest in ChatGPT being good or bad. It just isn't currently useful for me, so I don't use it. In my experience so far it's basically always a waste of my time, but I haven't really put in that much work to find places where it isn't. It's not a religious thing. If it suddenly becomes significantly better at answering nontrivial questions and stops confidently making up nonsense, I might use it more.