The fact that it trains a lot off of Reddit immediately disproves that... Specifically, when looking into things like coding and Linux help, it often spits out an answer based on out-of-date information or just completely incorrect information leading newer users to believe it and break their systems or just struggle until they give up and switch back to Windows... Having a lot of information trained off of doesn't make it smart. Having good, accurate and up-to-date information makes it somewhat usable, but that's not the case.

Also, Google making it even worse with their new search changes. It's making it so that internet traffic that would have gone to websites that actually put the articles out there instead just gets taken to AI with the goal of them going to AI for everything... Why would people hosting websites and posting on them continue to do so when none of the traffic is going to go to them and they are basically just working purely for the benefit of an AI company