@Carlos Jacobo 100% agree; the "hallucinations" are very real - AI will make stuff up with surprising regularity. I'm a network/firewall administrator, I use AI constantly for my work. It is very _helpful_, but not really comprehensive yet, at least for me. If I'm trying to solve some network or routing issue, I might ask cgpt/grok/claude/etc for input; it regularly sends me in the right direction, it rarely outputs something that simply answers my question. It IS enormously useful for writing documentation; I often have to set something up for work, then, once complete, generate documentation for coworkers to be able to manage/administer/interpret whatever I've done. Most of my AI subscriptions "remember" my world - the hardware I'm working with & general policies and concepts - so once the thing is set up, I can ask AI to "generate a helpdesk document for tier1 support to assist them in determining XYZ, then another document for the network administrators outlining the entire procedure, including setup and documentation." Something like that; the better prompts I put into it, the better output I get, and it is a HUGE timesaver - it'll generate a well formatted document with all required information in minutes, where it'd take me several hours to do the old fashioned way. I still have to edit here and there, but it saves a huge amount of time. What kinda scares me is the fact that AI has been around a LONG time; in 2003 or so, I visited a friend who worked at MIT; he was working on AI chatbots back then. It was pretty impressive, you could have a discussion via chat with this thing & it did not seem THAT weird. You could fool it pretty easily and make it stumble a bit, but if you simply asked questions of it - "what time does the computer lab open" or "what train should I take to get to Fenway from Harvard Square," it'd figure it out for you pretty quickly. It was rough around the edges, but it worked - ~23 years ago. The AI offerings most of us have available to us are amazing, really, and can be made to do a lot of interesting things. I shudder to think what the government already has.