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Canonical lays out a plan for AI in Ubuntu Linux
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When the bot says something, you always need to look up if it's correct. That's the 'cook a new meal from scratch' bit, not the 'taste it' bit.
You need to look things up every time, or do the taste test by asking if the bot's answer 'smells true' (which is tempting, but a bad idea).
If you are using the bot just to perform things that you could easily look up, then yes, that is pointless.