I don't know about everyone else, but I absolutely hate this AI arms race that seems to be going on. There's definitely benefits to having tools like that, but the cons far outweigh the pros at this current time, IMO. Specifically, just societal use is alarming. Especially when you consider big 'town hall' type social forums like Twitter, Reddit, etc. It's getting tougher and tougher to tell who's a real person and what's just AI. Additionally, the accuracy of AI info should be heavily questioned and I don't think it's being scrutinized enough. Who's to say that the info it provides is accurate. These companies are fighting to develop the ability to provide 'sources,' but can it tell what is a reliable source? Overall, it's making my highly skeptical about close to everything on the internet, but I think it does so unnecessarily.

The AI arms race has accelerated me into ditching most social media. I don't need to consume mindless garbage that may or may not be the work of a language model.

That said, I've been using ChatGPT to learn practical things, and frankly, the things I am creating work, which speaks to the general accuracy of the information I've been receiving more than anything else could.