I've definitely supplemented some of my queries with chatgpt questions however I'm very concious of hallucinations, so I'm pretty iffy with it right now.
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sometimes I use it to write small blocks of code to save a BUNCH of time, also saves having to look through stack overflow >_>
I write software for a living and I find that ChatGPT is useless if you're just trying to explore for answers since it makes up answers a lot of times. For those instances (which is a majority of the time), I still end up using Google. It is pretty useful if you've already narrowed down the scope of your question and you're just asking ChatGPT for suggestions on how to implement a solution that you had in mind.
I personally have not used Google much in the past 3 years since I discovered Brave browser
There's certain things it's not going to be able to do well like look up reviews. But it has started to replace me looking on google or reddit for the answers to programming questions. I am cursed enough to have to use salesforce for my job and it does a wonderful job of answering questions related to the stupid stuff salesforce does. Also does a great job with sql. I should mention that I use GPT4.
I found that there are some issues ChatGPT can't do, like memory management