> I can't copy paste an entire book chapter and have flashcards in 30 seconds.
If that's your bar for whether or not it changes the job outlook for software development over the next DECADE, I think you need to recalibrate.
If that's your bar for whether or not it changes the job outlook for software development over the next DECADE, I think you need to recalibrate.
But to address your point, my "bar" is that OpenAI's ChatGPT fails to solve problems for me on a many-times-a-day basis. It's an immensely helpful tool, but I still need to drive it, so it's not replacing me, it's augmenting me.
My use of ChatGPT for this purpose is so far mostly limited to a sanity check, e.g. "Do these notes cover the major points of this topic?" Usually it'll spit back out "Yep looks good" or some major missed point, like The Pacific Railway Act of 1862 for a topic on the Civil War's economic complexity.
I'll also use it to reformat content, "Convert these questions and answers into Anki format."