It can't tell you what you need if you don't know to ask for it.
The how that ChatGPT can address is really the smallest part of my struggles, most of the time.
ChatGPT has a hypnotic ability that comes from its being trained to pick the least surprising next word. It is very fatiguing to catch its mistakes and if you falter and let one through your only consolation is that it will also hypnotize most of your readers.
Folks might want to keep in mind that the application they have in mind for this customer service and tech support automated assistants. Think, "Calling the cable company to ask about your bill." For this kind of stuff, it will be fantastic, especially if it is trained on real documents from the company who plans to offer it as a chat. There, too, accuracy is not a problem if the answers come from official sources.
It should not, however, be used as a substitute for your own human work. Anyone doing that is going to quickly look dumb, get people hurt, or get fired.
Like I've said previously but seemingly unheard, it's a tool for chat support agents. It's not a research or learning tool. It's not a writing or composition tool. People who use it that way will be disappointed.
No it won't.