[mechagodzilla]

I just think the impact of such a device would be on the order of "a marginally better youtube for DIYers" rather than "put all the trade workers out of business." I'm not even convinced a lot of the more recent AI work will result in a net productivity gain, vs the productivity drag associated with increased spam and other AI-generated garbage. Will ChatGPT-like software manage to displace more workers than, say, mail-merge running on a 1980s computer? I'm not sure I'd take that bet. Self-checkout lines are a good analogy, in that they've been around for over 20 years now, and they're still a somewhat marginal productivity improvement over regular cashiers.