Again, it's very impressive, but consider this: chatGPT spans many many domains. You can ask it questions about music, screenwriting, programming, math, science. This is what convinces me that it's not "just" provisioning a system and running the commands. In order to get that general of output, you can't waste time setting up these things for this narrow use case of emulating a computer. It would be special cases on top of special cases on top of special cases, it would fall apart quickly.