@FranckDernoncourt Judging the correctness of the answers is only possible as an SME. That's the problem. When real people post incorrect answers, they almost always look wrong or low-effort. The problem with AI-generated (or LLM-generated, as you seem to prefer) answers is that they're often indistinguishable from human-generated answers while still being actually wrong.

When the tools are routinely wrong but look correct (or at least highly plausible), they're just not useful. The only way this tool is useful is when a subject matter expert carefully reviews the results, in which case they may as well have written the answer themselves. At this stage it's just easier and better for everyone if AI is banned outright. (Not to mention, if people want an AI-generated answer, they can get it themselves. They come to AU/SE for quality human-written answers.)