Raw LLM Responses

This is an amazing point that I was going to bring up if I didn't see it brought up by anyone else. Jobs are constantly being replaced, and new ones crop up afterwards. This will not change that, at least not for a while. AI will replace monotonous coding, but we will still need top-level coders. It will mean less workforce required to create a product, which will make products cheaper, *and* it will mean that rather than less people in the industry overall, **there will just be more products** and people will be filling other jobs. The transition can be bumpy, but trust me, society will find a way to consume more media or need other things programmers generate if the industry can provide it. One thing I think is also important to point out, is that robots are still very far from being able to do everything a human does. Robots still can't really think independently. ChatGPT is great, but it was specifically designed to be conversational, and it was given tons of data to sort through. So you can say ChatGPT is basically just a system that can form sentences and coherent conversation based on what it has memorized from google. It's basically just an advanced google search. The coding and stuff that it is doing, it is coming to those conclusions based on things **humans** have figured out and spread across the internet; chatgpt is just one single conversational model that can access it all. It will not be able to solve new problems in the same way.