1. The friend I know with FSD has had it nearly kill him twice in the last year, but it does seem notably better, but in the sort of incremental way I'd expect.

1. The friend I know with FSD has had it nearly kill him twice in the last year, but it does seem notably better, but in the sort of incremental way I'd expect. They keep it more as a novelty than a functional service. 2. If anything, GPT4 has turned out to be less of an advancement over 3.5 than either OpenAI was claiming and what I'd expected. 2 years ago, people were all but promising AGI by now. Even the folks I know working in the GenAI space are telling me they're using Copilot/ChatGPT less now than a year or so ago. My work has actively cut back on spending in the area and investors have been asking our board questions to make sure we're not overinvesting in it. I want to be clear, I'm not a doomer at all about this. I use these tools a fair bit and find value in them. But the value that GPT3 and 3.5 brought to me versus what GPT 4 has brought certainly isn't 100x. GPT4 isn't even 100x better than me using Google Search most of the time.