Having an oracle to chat with is a good product, but a bad framing for the tech. IMO all the broken expectations come from viewing the output as something that

Having an oracle to chat with is a good product, but a bad framing for the tech. IMO all the broken expectations come from viewing the output as something that comes from "an other", a thing other than yourself with knowledge and experience, when really it's more of a mirror, reflecting your words back to you, enlarged or squeezed like funhouse mirrors (back in my day we didn't have skinny filters, we had to walk uphill to the pier and stand in front of a distorted piece of mercury glass! ;).