The way we interact with ChatGPT has been influenced by previous devices, and this co-evolution will continue as new devices are developed.

I hope future versions of ChatGPT will be tools that enhance our creativity, allowing us to think of ideas we couldn't before and be more creative than we currently are. Using tools like ChatGPT will enhance how we write, similar to how people adapt to any new technology, expanding human possibilities.

In classrooms, when used alongside a good teacher and curriculum, ChatGPT can enhance learning, but relying solely on it can lead to superficial learning, similar to just Googling answers.

ChatGPT will evolve significantly over the next five years, but it will likely still be called ChatGPT.

My 8-year-old son uses ChatGPT not as a friend, but as an expert to explain things to him, which sparks his curiosity and enthusiasm.

Different generations use ChatGPT in varied ways: older users see it as a search tool, while younger users view it as a life coach or even an operating system for their tasks.

I believe my child will grow up in a world where computers are smarter than he is, and he will learn to use them fluently.

I use ChatGPT as a general-purpose tool, and I hope to integrate it into most aspects of my work in the future as it continues to improve.

Early adopters of technology often signal future trends, and now we see a shift where users are increasingly relying on AI tools like ChatGPT instead of traditional search engines.