“trusted” in computer science does not mean what it means in ordinary speech. It is what you call things you have no choice but to trust, regardless of whether that trust is deserved or not.

For one, it's not like we're at some CS conference, so we're engaging in ordinary speech here, as far as I can tell. For two, "trusted" doesn't have just one meaning, even in the narrower context of CS.

I meant it in the ordinary speech sense (which I don't even thing contradicts the "CS sense" fwiw).

Many people have a lot of trust in anything ChatGPT tells them.