The author, Anthony DeSimone, argues that ChatGPT has become so ubiquitous that it has earned the right to be a verb, just like "Google" or "Uber." DeeSimone points to the increasing use of the term "GPTing" to describe the process of using ChatGPT to complete tasks as evidence of its cultural impact. He emphasizes the versatility of ChatGPT, its ability to be used across a variety of fields, and its user-friendly interface as reasons for its widespread adoption. DeSimone sees "GPTing" as a sign of a cultural embrace of AI, a reflection of a world where technology is no longer a separate entity but rather an integrated part of daily life.
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