A lot of universities in the US (at least until recently) prized various green certifications and have also started buying chatLLM access for all of their faculty and students. I hope the people who give out the former start paying attention to use of the later.
If you are desperate for a bunch of possible campfire skits about a certain topic or mediocre poetry about something in particular in a famous style, it is really good!
It often gets the mathematical statistics and calculus right... and often needs to be prompted about what it messed up (it really doesn't like some regions of multiple integration...).
It will sometimes do a really nice data analysis where it shunts the stuff off to python and does something...
I sometimes use it to double check calculations/math/algorithms/proofs I've done. (It's always interesting to see what it tends to get right and what it doesn't).
It still throws me off 30 years later when I see a scout summer camp staff assembling and they don't have marching songs. (The one I was on had three we rotated between).
I'm an associate editor for a journal and recently had to send a note to the editor when something submitted had several non-existent papers in the reference section...
I think news stories of lawyers using it and putting fake cases in their court filings have been mentioned in some other...
One each from the past three days, counting backwards from today...
Untitled Art tends to be either spectacular or meh, and their Chocolate Espresso Stout with Chicago's Dark Matter Coffee is really good at delivering what it's name promises! Happily the flavors and sweetness aren't too much...
Red them through to my son (the big Vess art one) when he was 10 - with a few selective deletions of paragraphs in the later 3 volumes. He is a fan of all of them.