At least one upside of answering StackOverflow questions is that (at least for now) the presumably human who asked the question will attempt the solution provid

At least one upside of answering StackOverflow questions is that (at least for now) the presumably human who asked the question will attempt the solution provided and mark the answer as correct if it worked. If the AI spits out some gobble-de-gook that doesn't even work, the answer will probably be downvoted. However, that doesn't mean that the answer will be necessarily high quality or bug-free, the same can be said about answers given by a human. At the same time, if it's stupid but it works...