But are most of those people not aware that AI can also produce misinformation about a particular thing? I believe one of the ways to even spot some AI-generated content in some places is how they can completely go rogue and produce what might not be helpful to an ongoing discussion, which if the AI user doesn’t have a clue about what’s happening, they might not be able to notice it and stupidly copy and paste it.
AI can provide very helpful and straigth to the point answers for any discussion but the AI users must understand well about AI, how to make proper prompts in order to trigger AI works well and give them relevant posts.
This leads to a funny fact in AI practice of plagiarists who are surely lazy so that they don't have enough time and patience to try and adjust their prompts to AI in order to get as best content as possible for their posts. This is the biggest problem of AI users and plagiarists while AI is not responsible for not too good content. It's very unrealistic to as lazy people to spend a little bit more time for changing their prompts to AI as they don't mind about which content they will be given by AI.