Really not understanding why we would make it easy access for ChatGPT to be used on a front end. Sure ChatCPT could be used to help in researching a project but once you take out the human element to make it a unique article with your own insights it seems pretty not worth it in terms of rewards. Search engines have also got smart enough to detect ChatGPT and pretty much ban those from ever seeing the light of day.
All of this honestly feels like a repeat of the early 2000's when article marketing was a big thing and then got slapped my google because of the piss poor quality of the articles. ChatGPT just regurgitates this. I would also agree that there's simply not enough people or time to go through every article and check it. However there are some new AI tools that do a decent job at detecting if a bot wrote it. I'd much rather see that on a front end and clear so users had a better idea about time and effort that goes into a post.
RE: Sorry Marc; We sre NOT lied to...