I am not overly worried yet, especially from what I have read about some of it’s other answers to questions. At least in other areas, it provides answers that appear authoritative, but that are not rooted in reality. For example, if asked about the first book published on a topic, the book it mentions may not even exist. If this is the level of trustworthiness of the answers provided, I certainly would not trust it to provide a solution to a more complex programming challenge. For simple programming tasks that are more easily verified, it may be fine. For something more complete, that verification will also be more complex and, most probably, it would need to be corrected or possibly re-written to work as needed. But, if you need fiction, it seems to be great at that.

I do, and it has benefited me most of the time, but it is occasionally unable to function correctly. That is both frightening and interesting.

Other day I couldn’t remember how to write criteria statement, since my chatGPT was opened I asked it, and the answer was good enough.

I have a ambiguous feeling about it, I feel it may help a lot, and at the same time I feel it can pretty much substitute us at some point xD