Can We Trust AI Without Proper Knowledge?

For these few months, I’ve been thinking about how to use AI. Should I use it to solve everything for me? Use it to search for possible solutions? Or use it to validate my own thoughts?

Yes, AI can easily give answers, but do you have enough knowledge to justify the solutions it provides?

Alright, let’s think about using AI in education. College students use AI to submit assignments, and professors find that many answers are identical or very similar. Then all the suspicious assignments fail.

I’m not saying using AI is wrong, but if children rely on AI to study and cannot distinguish truth from misinformation, what will happen?

This could become a big argument. AI can help us a lot, but only if the user can analyze its output. Another question is: if you want to prove your idea is correct by using AI—well, isn’t that like giving an unpublished paper to AI for verification?

If you understand what I’m saying, maybe you also feel that you cannot fully control AI lately. Actually, there may be no real way to do that.

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