Heh, only time I ever typed hen was probably with
PS3HEN 
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That's kind-of another concern about AI: Ask it how to hack a PS3 and you'll probably be told it's illegal and to buy a PS5 Pro
But it takes away the creative explorative route of looking deeper (like how taking official firmware and modding it with old webkit so it can run the browser exploit for softmod), and could be preventing new curious minds from creatively coming up with something else (don't know what they're missing with the old-school exploratory routes if they're used to modern-day AI searching and getting curated sanctioned results; AI can't invent that OFW/HFW mod solution whereas it took creative people to figure it out)
Documentation seems like it'd go that way too: Writing it manually for your own program might lead to realizing you could do a method differently (maybe the readme for a flag was getting too-long so maybe split the flag to multiple tasks). Throwing it to AI just gets results without the creative process to potentially make it better (on the assumption throwing it to AI was done as an easy-way/quick)
