It makes a lot of sense, and we're early-ish to the tech cycle. Reading the Manual/Google/ChatGPT are all just tools in the toolbelt. If you (an expert) is giving this advice, it should become mainstream soon-ish.
If you can't distinguish bad from good with LLMs, you might as well be throwing crap at the wall hoping it will stick.
This is why I think LLMs are more of a tool for the expert rather than for the novice.
They give more speedup the more experience one has on the subject in question. An experienced dev can usually spot bad advice with little effort, while a junior dev might believe almost any advice due to the lack of experience to question things. The same goes for asking the right questions.