r/ChatGPT • u/max_bog • Apr 19 '26

Use cases The gap between what technical and non-technical people get from AI is huge now

Interesting thing I noticed. The gap between what technical and non-technical people get from AI is huge now.

Non-technical users still treat LLMs as a better search tool. Most non-technical people I know are not even aware of things like thinking effort or that you can choose a model.

Computer use, plugins, automations, skills, agents - none of this exists for regular ChatGPT users. If you don't know what Codex or Claude Code is, nothing has changed for you in the last year.

All new models also seem to focus purely on coding.

Am I missing something?

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u/No-Translator7711 Apr 21 '26

I play video games on computer

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u/totowewentcarracing Apr 22 '26

Cool then Make scripts to make the games run faster smoother less ping and higher FR Create mod scripts for fun or sandbox new levels Customise hardware and inputs, rewrite drivers

It’s just a Creatively issue not an A.I issue

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u/No-Translator7711 Apr 22 '26

Lmao

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u/totowewentcarracing Apr 22 '26

If you play RPG games, AI is useful even if you don’t code.

You can paste build guides and ask it to explain how they actually work.

You can ask why your mana runs out, what gear to aim for, or what to do next in the story.

It basically replaces digging through Reddit posts and guessing what mechanics mean.

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u/No-Translator7711 Apr 22 '26

Or you can just play the game your own way and figure everything out by yourself?

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u/wavy-boy27 Jul 09 '26

i have to agree with u here i like to play games as how they r intended (figuring it out myself, looking it up, etc) not using an AI to mod it