> ChatGPT is a junior programmer who knows everything and can do shallow things (like this) instantly. But how do I know that the code doesn't do something mal

> ChatGPT is a junior programmer who knows everything and can do shallow things (like this) instantly. But how do I know that the code doesn't do something malicious? As in, calling a .ru or .cn flight tracker (and thus giving it my geo position, and the geo-positions of everyone using the app I had designed via ChatGPT) instead of a genuine, non-adversarial one? You could say: "it's using opensky-network.org, not a .ru nor a .cn domain, it's right there int he code, it's genuine" which would be correct on the surface, but as someone who has had no connection to this space how do I know who opensky-network.org is without first going on their website and checking who they are? And thus increasing my development time and approaching said development time to a real-life solution. And I only gave one simple adversarial scenario, one that can be easily checked and debunked, but there are other many scenarios more convoluted than that.