I see a lot of angry responses in your replies, but I do think you have a good point. It seems like those arguing with you are mostly vigorously opposing a strawman: the idea that AI is perfect and that trusting AI to be perfect is the right move. Only crazy people think that, though.

For me, I ask AI questions about taxes and my health all the time. In the case of taxes, getting a basic handle on the relevant tax law is made 1000 times easier. I can always refer directly to the IRS publications to verify, once I know what I’m looking for.

For health, frankly, it would be impractical for me to ever get as much useful information from doctors as what I can easily get from AI. Four years ago, I would have a bunch of health questions and simply never know the answers to any of them because I would have nobody to ask. Now I get them all answered, and if I were to be suggested to actually do anything that sounded even slightly risky I’d go to the doctor, armed with much more context than I had before, to verify it.