[MauranKilom]

I assume you have read a few scientific papers before.

This tool is the programming equivalent of an AI writing scientific papers based on an abstract. It can follow all the formalities really well. It can write beautiful English sentences. It might write formulas or produce graphs. It will dot the i's and cross the t's.

But it's unclear whether what it says is actually correct and logically coherent when used in the main part of the paper (and not just for the introduction of the paper) or just pleasing-sounding nonsense.

It can certainly help make engineers look more productive, just like it could help someone write papers at record speed. Whether the results can/will have any deeper value is yet to be determined. Maybe it will just be used for the "boring" tasks - like the paper introduction.

My personal fear is that it will be very good at writing code that looks ok, even though there is a serious flaw. Essentially, programmers tend to become good at spotting irregularities in the code corresponding to common human errors. The mistakes of this AI might be much harder to spot because they don't stand out in the same way.