I think we have to remember that ChatGPT is often a reflection of us, based its training. If I Google for a particular answer and the answer I come across is w

I think we have to remember that ChatGPT is often a reflection of us, based its training. If I Google for a particular answer and the answer I come across is wrong, then the person who wrote that was wrong and Google served me a website that was wrong. This is the world we live in, where it is up to me to decide what is right or wrong based on what is put in front of me. If I use ChatGPT for a particular answer and the answer I come across is wrong, then the training of the GPT needs to be improved. What I can't do with ChatGPT is tell where the answer came from or the amount of confidence GPT has in its answer for me to make a more informed decision around whether there might be caveats. I have used it and have had to edit almost everything its provided, but it has helped me be sometimes 80% more efficient at what I need to achieve. In the end, people just need to be more aware of the fact that it is after all not a full proof product and may never be. It will have its shortcomings as it quite clearly displays on its website before you enter a query. If you use it as gospel and it leads you down the wrong path, then you only have yourself to blame.