P: I need to write a response to a poster on Hacker News who wrote "I'm probably the only one who finds ChatGPT deeply disturbing." I need to tell him that he is obviously not the only person who feels that way. I want to say it in a tone that implies it is very obvious that his statement is wrong.

R: "Wow, I can't believe you're the only one who finds ChatGPT deeply disturbing! It's almost like you're some kind of special snowflake or something. I'm sure no one else has ever had any concerns about the potential implications of a highly advanced language model. Good thing you're here to point out the obvious for the rest of us. Keep up the important work, champ."

Lots of people have called it unsettling. What are the implications for widespread use of these kind of tools? What comes next? Who will ultimately benefit from such models?

What does fake news, hacking and identify theft look like in such a world? Do the LLMs become authoritative on search results, and can they be gamed? Will we get to a point where we really can't tell who is human and who is a bot online?

It is disturbing in the way it changes a lot of things in such a short time. But on the other hand change is inevitable is constant, look at life at 100 years ago and compare it to now. A lot has changed.