I'm a coder with 30 years of experience and I'm also excited about the potential of ChatGPT to help with my work. However, it's very important to remember to double-check the code it generates for accuracy.
Especially for anything that is not boilerplate or tutorial level, I've seen a lot of mechanically incorrect and unhelpful code generated.
Reminds of Plato's thought that Socrates was like a doctor being judged by a jury of children. His conclusion was to turn against democracy to a vision of a polity ruled by enlightened 'philosopher kings'. So what are the implications for democracy in the Internet age?
My favourite part was most people there were "normal" people and absolutely loved it. I've been to i.e. Damian Hurst / White Cube / Rothko etc. etc. London poseurs everywhere.