Can't you just prompt for a critical take, multiple alternative perspectives (specifically not yours, after describing your own), etc.?

It's a tool, I can bang my hand on purpose with a hammer, too.

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ranger_danger 6 hours ago | parent [-]

Yes, if you're smart. But most people asking it random questions and expecting it to read their minds and spit out the perfect answer are not so much. They don't know what a prompt is, and wouldn't be bothered to give it prior instructions either way.

	▲	megous 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Educated, not smart. This is a job for schools to include AI education into the basic curricula. Their pupils will use the tools anyway, so at least teach them to do it with proper expectations and prompting techniques/pitfalls.