Given the topic I'm unfortunately not comfortable sharing the details in a public space like this, but the answer that it gave was not just a misinterpretation of the question, it was actually entirely wrong on the merits of its own interpretation.

And even if it were a misinterpretation the result is still largely the same: if you don't know how to ask good questions you won't get good answers, which makes it dangerous to rely on the tools for things that you're not already an expert in. This is in contrast to all to people who claim to be using them for learning about important concepts (including lots of people who claim to be using them as financial advisors!).