There are a bunch of studies that in general show there is an effect where, despite what people say and think, they inevitably start to offload decision making to AI inappropriately and it eventually makes them worse. Harvard did a study specifically around radiologists, interestingly enough.

The "only use it as an aid" seems to be a myth.

To me it seems very similar to cocaine.

AI (statistical predictive models) work best when it's designed for a specific purpose and when the model is too challenging to derive by hand. Detecting tumors is a specific purpose, and doing so manually is challenging enough that it requires specific training. It gets a pass by me.

Predicting protein structures/drug effects: specific purpose, check. Doing it manually, yep, very challenging. Good use of AI.

LLM chatbot: purpose is unclear. Making a non-AI-based chatbot is easy and has been done before. Verdict: useless technology

If you aren't conscious its easy to think chatgpt is

That edit is a absolute 10/10 I burst out laughing

That’s deep learning, and it’s a well known and understood statistical tool.