> when the BS generation is automated there is zero incentive for a human being to even look and correct the answers. what is the incentive to do so? You hit a

> when the BS generation is automated there is zero incentive for a human being to even look and correct the answers. what is the incentive to do so? You hit a good point here. If users can't be bothered to spend time, effort, energy and cognition into answering a question, why should the readers and correctors do so?