The fear is that we can’t tell when the ai advice is bad on these subjects, and as such probably accept confidently terrible advice.

How often do managers just regurgitate ai advice rather than consulting their experts? How often does a person question an expert because the ai said so?

Naturally, the ai will be right some of the time - but it’s really hard to correct for the times the ai is wrong.

This could also apply to deferring to an inaccurate textbook or professor, though.

We know people are going to defer. The solution here is to make AI (including the free tiers) more reliable.