Most times I used it (other than testing how smart it is) were encyclopedic prompts. "tell me about ..." kind of stuff. For that, I discovered local kiwix dump

Most times I used it (other than testing how smart it is) were encyclopedic prompts. "tell me about ..." kind of stuff. For that, I discovered local kiwix dumps of wikipedia and wikitionary from different years to be better, more informative and with more privacy. Maybe some day there will be a really simple reproducible free (as in GPL) model that does just that. Then I would use it very often, despite not being as powerful as the commercial ones. Copilot for coding is not bad, but it is too slow for me. I also feel it _wants_ to program in a certain way that sometimes actually gets in the way of my creative process. It's good for companies, when all workers must follow the same style. My coding thing (what I really do for passion, not money) is to come up with new unexpected stuff, so it doesn't suit me very well.