Nick Turley

But maybe one that is maybe non-obvious is I think writing, actually, is very important.

And it's not because the AI can't write.

AI will become amazing at writing just like any other domains because I think the skill of writing forces you to be very clear on what you have to say.

And even though prompt engineering is obviously going to go away and has gone away to much extent, the idea of expressing what you want to a machine

requires you to be a pretty good writer and a very precise writer.

So I would say that that is a, you know, in any profession that involves very clear writing and therefore thinking, I think is well set up.

That's the other thing.

I think there's going to be a permanent need for

high quality, trusted, authoritative content.

And tools like ChatGPT can help you discover that content.

But I think the need for amazing content is also here to stay.

I've had so many, honestly.

And it's definitely not stopped.

A few weeks or so after I joined

OpenAI GPT-4 head finish training.

And I remember trying it out and it actually, it didn't impress me at all.

Nor anyone else that week.

Because it kind of didn't work.

And it's because we hadn't figured out how to post-train it.

And I think seeing it go from kind of, wait, is this really a thing?