It's definitely not true in any meaningful sense. There are plenty of us practitioners in software engineering wishing it was true, because if it was, we'd all

It's definitely not true in any meaningful sense. There are plenty of us practitioners in software engineering wishing it was true, because if it was, we'd all have genius interns working for us on Mac Studios at home. It's not true. It's plainly not true. Go have any of these models, paid, or local try to build you novel solutions to hard, existing problems despite being, in some cases, trained on literally the entire compendium of open knowledge in not just one, but multiple adjacent fields. Not to mention the fact that being able to abstract general knowledge would mean it would be able to reason. They. Cannot. Do it. I have no idea what you people are talking about because you cannot be working on anything with real substance that hasn't been perfectly line fit to your abundantly worked on problems, but no, these models are obviously not reasoning. I built a digital employee and gave it menial tasks that compare to current cloud solutions who also claim to be able to provide you paid cloud AI employees and these things are stupider than fresh college grads.