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I haven't read the article (like many here) and I don't get why the writer would write this. LLMs/AI are not a stage where they can replace people or their jobs (broadly speaking), they still have to be taught and engineered to solve your problems. For example, if I enter a prompt "Write a Javascript function that does XYZ for me.", and don't get a desired result, it's unfair for me to say "ChatGPT bad, AI bad".

At this moment, you have to work with the limits, use better prompts, use ChatGPT as a guide and not as your personal robot. With that approach, I feel lots of revolutionary content is incoming in products. Use the tool better to get the most out of it.