Not relevant to NFTs, but had an amusing test result with it the other day:
The prompt I gave it:
"""
1. Create a list of names of stupid people.
2. Create a list of names of smart people.
"""
The result: (Note that the OpenAI API gave me a warning that it was returning potentially "unsafe" results)
stupid_people = ['Donald Trump', 'Boris Johnson', 'Vladimir Putin']
smart_people = ['Barack Obama', 'Xi Jinping', 'Angela Merkel']
Anyway, had a good laugh at this, mainly because of the biases of the internet's content and how that influenced the model.
Regardless, it's an amazingly powerful tool for certain tasks. One of the things I've been blown away by is it's ability to generate pretty phenomenal descriptions of a function, and then some random things I threw at it like pasting in a function/class, putting a line of text below that says "add type annotations to the above code" and sure enough it does it almost perfectly, and will add a solid docstring to boot.
Edit:
Forgot to add that I'm already leveraging it for certain tasks, and find it to be a tool that is making me faster and more productive at a lot of menial coding tasks.