> ChatGPT is good enough for the use cases of most of its users I think that's the point the author made. If the big majority of users wants this, but software

> ChatGPT is good enough for the use cases of most of its users I think that's the point the author made. If the big majority of users wants this, but software developers want that, they obviously focus on this. Its what recent history confirmed and its what's logic in a capitalistic standpoint. To break it down, developers want intelligence and quality, users want patience and validation. ChatGPT is good at the latter and okay (in comparison to competitors) at the first.