> People do not shut up about it once they’ve tried it, and come up with all sorts of whacky use cases for it. Other than Twitter engagement baiting (which peo

> People do not shut up about it once they’ve tried it, and come up with all sorts of whacky use cases for it. Other than Twitter engagement baiting (which people have done w.r.t. every other new hyped up thing, whether it's drop shipping, SaaS, crypto, whatever), I really don't see this day-to-day. > Best friend suggested I ask ChatGPT whether it’s cheaper to renovate or knock down a house I bought specifically to renovate it, which I’ve told him on multiple occasions. I don't understand what this anecdote has to do with AI, it sounds like your friend is just a bad listener.