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Ask a good question with no direction and you get the most average answer in the room. That's the default setting of every AI: safe, middle-of-the-road, technically fine, and forgettable.

The scary thing about AI isn't when it's wrong. It's when it's wrong and sounds completely sure of itself.

Most bad AI answers aren't wrong. They're answers to a question you didn't ask.

You ask a clear question and get back a dense grey paragraph you now have to mine for the actual answer. The information is in there somewhere.

You can usually tell when something was written by AI. There's a certain voice: smooth, agreeable, a little corporate, allergic to a strong opinion.

Here's a frustrating kind of AI answer: it's on topic, it's well written, and it's completely useless to you. Everything is technically correct and nothing helps.

Most people don't get bad results from AI. They get random ones. Here's the six-part CROFTC structure that turns prompt roulette into consistent, reliable output.