This example really drives Ben's point home. If you already know the answer you can get chatGPT to give it to you, but if you naively ask a question it can be extremely difficult to figure out if it's right or not. Honestly with the spread of disinformation training students to use resources in a zero trust way seems super valuable. I know that a lot of fake news spreads because people want to confirm their biases, but by training people to spot well worded falsehoods perhaps they will be more likely to spot it in other instances.
