Well, regarding your last sentence, I think that’s what OP is getting at.
ChatGPT made one great product. Bitcoin is one great “product.”
But the successors in the same category aren’t doing anything wildly more useful than the original “killer app.”
Crypto never really revolutionized finance, it just provided one solid digital currency product. Smart contracts and NFTs went pretty much nowhere and I struggle to identify a way that they are used in a widespread manner.
You and I are using ChatGPT regularly and it helps us quite a lot, but it hasn’t revolutionized life nor has it turned me into a 10x developer or something like that. It’s a service that is collecting $20 a month and that’s about the extent of its economic value so far.
In other words, “Replacing Google and Stack Overflow” is arguably not that exciting.
(Then I end up going back to SO/Google when ChatGPT tells me shit that is wrong)
I do think LLMs have way more potential than “crypto” but it remains to be seen how much more that is