You make a good point. I think many people only think they are saving time with AI. The issue is that if you learn how to talk to a computer and give it clear instructions you can save massive amounts of time and get great results. AI is being pitched as magic and it just isn't. 

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Man Follows ChatGPT's Advice and Poisons Himself

If some guy on the internet said you can sub out sodium bromide for table salt, we'd all just say: That's just some guy. What does he know?

If chat says it, chat has a lot more authority than some guy on the internet. It's harder to say, That's just chat. What does chat know? 

Chat's curious mixture of really hard to find information and occasionally completely wrong information is going to be a huge hurdle to usefulness. More and more I'm feeling edgy around the answers I get, but if I have to check everything, then what's the point of using chat in the first place?