It doesn't necessarily sound like that's the case, though. It's difficult to get a good sense of the scale and extent of Kyle's usage of ChatGPT, but the examples cited in the article sound to me like he's using it for definitions (i.e. to replace Google), and messing around to try it out (with the podcast suggestions).

It would be worrying if the report was that Kyle based some significant part of his decision-making on AI chatbots, but no-one here seems to be claiming that's the case. As it is, given the article only writes about two significant examples and a bunch of definitions, it sounds like he's not been using it much at all.