Even then I'd have my doubts given how terribly wrong ChatGPT4 is when I ask it to produce a very simple Kubernetes manifest which has a strictly defined spec.
One problem is that ChatGPT4 has been degrading over time -- and no, I don't GAF about any opinions or assurances to the contrary. So we're seeing more and more people look at it for the first time and ask what the big deal is. Maybe the Code Interpreter feature will reverse that trend, we'll see.
Those of us who were around (read: paying $20/month) when they first enabled GPT4 support are left waving our hands fecklessly, muttering "Yeah, but you should've seen it back in the old days, back in March of '23. Now you kids get off my lawn."
One problem is that ChatGPT4 has been degrading over time -- and no, I don't GAF about any opinions or assurances to the contrary. So we're seeing more and more people look at it for the first time and ask what the big deal is. Maybe the Code Interpreter feature will reverse that trend, we'll see.
Those of us who were around (read: paying $20/month) when they first enabled GPT4 support are left waving our hands fecklessly, muttering "Yeah, but you should've seen it back in the old days, back in March of '23. Now you kids get off my lawn."