[yetanotherloser]

The way it's constructed is very impressive but it doesn't (to the best of my knowledge and understanding) have the concept of "this is correct and this is incorrect" that you have - or any kind of analogy to it whatsoever. (NB this does not mean it has no internal analogy to a concept or to correctness. It's just under no obligation to be like yours if it does.)

There seem to be a fair number of humans of whom I could say the same. As with the humans, the question is "which jobs am I happy to see this one doing and which ones worry me".

As GPT has endless ability to produce flowing words and precisely zero concept-comparable-to-will to verify them, unfortunately, the job for which it is most apt is probably politics. That I must admit worries me a little because of all the gpt-like humans we tolerate and encourage.