In my experience, "training" usually means just telling people not to blindly trust the output. Like... read it. If you can't personally verify in a code-review

In my experience, "training" usually means just telling people not to blindly trust the output. Like... read it. If you can't personally verify in a code-review capacity that what it wrote is apparently correct, then don't use it. The majority of people simply don't care - it's just blind copy-pasting from StackOverflow all over again, but more people are doing it more often. Of course, like most training, it's performative. 90% of the people making this mistake aren't capable of reviewing the output, so telling them to is pointless.