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There seems to be a once a decade jump in AI and ChatGPT seems to be representative of that jump.
That said, being on the cusp of Star Trek we are not. ChatGPT is a very useful and strong tool however in general you still need to be a professional on the subject matter to use ChatGPT. At this time it spits out garbage responses frequently and you need to be an expert on the subject to know what's garbage and what's not.
I don't see us getting to the point where a laymen can ask something like ChatGPT a question and have faith in the answer they receive back for at least another decade. Until then however ChatGPT is something an expert can use to significantly reduce their workload by having it do a majority of the work for them; just so long as they're practiced enough to ask ChatGPT the right questions.
Imagine being the person who’s court-appointed lawyer is a fucking AI bot lmao. Especially if the robot is pre-programmed to be pro-government/prosecution and won’t work in the defendant’s best interest. This could be a reality in the future… >

The human colud be equally pro-goverment brainwashed moron tbh. >

Yes, however. We as humans have near infinite number of ways something can be interpreted. And we can discuss those out. Very logically and quickly. And find commonality. While the AI robot will get better over time. I do not think there is a way to program something without preset parameters, please correct me if I am wrong?
Where we can discuss, agree, disagree, and debate pretty openly amongst ourselves and common language. >

If you have not, I strongly suggest you sit down to a computer and check out chatGPT. We are on the cusp of Star Trek. The future is now.