I know a lot of people feel like it, but life isn't a game. Our jobs aren't competitions. For the vast majority of people, they literally just work them so they can eat and have warm place to stay.

This is producing real results with economic value, regardless of the level of _cheating_ going on. This will make a ton of marginal programmers more productive (lines of code per day, bulldozer code) as well as unlocking interactive no-code solutions.

First world programmers larping at their jobs just got handed notice.

> First world programmers larping at their jobs just got handed notice.

And creative people who aren't that good at coding just got a foot in the door. I have plenty of ideas but am not a great coder so struggled to implement them. And I don't care about coding as a craft, I want to just do stuff that requires code.

Using the chatbot as a tutoring guide/workhorse has been immensely helpful to me and will only get more so.

This is super interesting because I feel the exact same way about Stable Diffusion and similar AI image generation tools. I'm not an artist but I have ideas in my head that I want to get out. I also don't care about making art as a craft, I just want to do stuff like make cool pictures.

In the end, maybe it can make all of us be creative in the different fields we don't have skill in.