I think it's a grey area - on one hand, it's been sold as a source of truth, but on the other hand, there's a strong element of confirmation bias and/or simple

I think it's a grey area - on one hand, it's been sold as a source of truth, but on the other hand, there's a strong element of confirmation bias and/or simple laziness from users (of course, to varying degrees). A friend of mine states that the market rates for their position are wrong, because ChatGPT gave higher numbers: this is an example on the far end of the spectrum of confirmation bias - it matters little whether it was sold as source of truth or not.