So you can call out the AI's mistakes. Everyone seems to be saying that AI is really good, except at their particular field. Make of that what you will.
But here's the thing, AI will be the source of truth soon. For many it already is.
The dumber we (humanity in general) get, the smarter AI appears to the average person. You'll be a heretic or just deemed crazy if you call BS on something AI says in 50 years--regardless.
> But here's the thing, AI will be the source of truth soon. For many it already is.
When that happens, the bridges will start collapsing and the generators will stop working. So I'm confident that when we get to that point people will come to their senses, at the latest.
You need to know what to ask and what the answer means. Also, using proper terminology greatly increases LLM accuracy to situate the response in the correct domain.
Ask an LLM to "clean up this code applying SOLID principles" is much more prescriptive than "clean up this code".
AI can just give you the details like an encyclopedia article. You still have to know at a high level how something works and which article to look for.
AI is just a more forgiving way to ask something, compared to the searches of the past (e.g. searching a scientific journal database). And (for now at least), AI is a good way to avoid the ad-ridden web.