ChatGPT can be super useful, but I'm kind of worried about people learning to use it exclusively.
I tried helping a PhD student assemble a set up for measuring transistors. He used ChatGPT to do all the code for the software control (python), which is fine, even if he relied on it to fix every single part of his code when a quick trip to the reference manuals of the equipments would solve the problem instantly.
At a certain point I realized I maybe had misunderstood his set up design and asked him "wait, which device do you want to connect to your gate? Which terminal even is the gate?"
And I kid you not, the dude asked ChatGPT which terminal in his device was the gate
(he also reeked of weed so there's that)
Clearly because it's cheaper than having a lot of people violating the rule a little.
Think of all the savings!