AI does have things it does consistently wrong. Especially if you don't narrow down what it's allowed to grab from. The easiest for someone here to see is pro

AI does have things it does consistently wrong. Especially if you don't narrow down what it's allowed to grab from. The easiest for someone here to see is probably code generation. You can point at parts of it and go "this part is from a high-school level tutorial", "this looks like it was grabbed from college assignments", and "this is following 'clean code' rules in silly places"(like assuming a vector might need to be Nd, instead of just 3D).