It's just good enough and approachable. But I agree, for what I do professionally it just doesn't even come close and I'm already quite efficient.
From me and around me:
- marketing asked me to show them the ropes of mid-journey yesterday, boss said "this will be the face of our new product" to one of my hasty "creations".
- mom learns english with chatGTP because she finished duolingo
- I wrote a PoC demo for a prompt engineering tool and gpt4 demo chat in a day. That would have taken me days without gpt4. (material design, storing in local storage, gobbling up the data specification, save everything on change not with buttons)
- First draft for some diagrams in mermaid js worked well too, or converting from flow diagram to a swimlane diagram.
- All kind of personal data cleaning: dirty list of emails > ready to paste in mail client, wall of text with broken new line characters > sub-headlines and paragraphs
- virtual assistants (e.g. company chat-/voicebots), needs a bit of tooling but gpt4 is totally ready for it (apart from latency and price)
- 30 minutes to a browser-add-on that marks tweets as "seen" so I can skip them if I scrolled past them before. (userscript to be precise)
- understanding tax regulations %)
What I'm waiting for:
- better knowledge ingestion so it can use my notes
- personalization over time
- good dev-ops integration (push and deploy for me too).
- maybe something to have better separation of concerns on code so the messiness matters less, not sure if possible :)
- remote control my screen
- running an LLM locally
- have it build its own plugins for any website or service
From me and around me:
- marketing asked me to show them the ropes of mid-journey yesterday, boss said "this will be the face of our new product" to one of my hasty "creations".
- mom learns english with chatGTP because she finished duolingo
- I wrote a PoC demo for a prompt engineering tool and gpt4 demo chat in a day. That would have taken me days without gpt4. (material design, storing in local storage, gobbling up the data specification, save everything on change not with buttons)
- First draft for some diagrams in mermaid js worked well too, or converting from flow diagram to a swimlane diagram.
- All kind of personal data cleaning: dirty list of emails > ready to paste in mail client, wall of text with broken new line characters > sub-headlines and paragraphs
- virtual assistants (e.g. company chat-/voicebots), needs a bit of tooling but gpt4 is totally ready for it (apart from latency and price)
- 30 minutes to a browser-add-on that marks tweets as "seen" so I can skip them if I scrolled past them before. (userscript to be precise)
- understanding tax regulations %)
What I'm waiting for:
- better knowledge ingestion so it can use my notes
- personalization over time
- good dev-ops integration (push and deploy for me too).
- maybe something to have better separation of concerns on code so the messiness matters less, not sure if possible :)
- remote control my screen
- running an LLM locally
- have it build its own plugins for any website or service