[revolvingocelot]

>For what?

For replacing humans at any old arbitrary thing. It doesn't matter how actually wrong the output is, it doesn't matter that language models aren't actually intelligent, what matters is that it outputs 60% of human quality at 1% of the cost and .01% of the time (and that's at this early stage of language-model-development). That'll be more than enough to speed its adoption by nearly everybody, but certainly by bad actors, who aren't bothered by the "plausible imitation but not actually intelligent" aspects. "Clickbait SEO copywriting", for instance.