AI's capabilities are very unevenly distributed. If there is a wealth of quality information on the internet about something, then it usually comes up with a solid answer. But where information is scarce it often just bullshits its way. Two examples:

Trying to get some JS code to work for a GUI - mostly correct, but I did cross-check with MDN.

Tried to debug PXE booting Raspberry Pi from Haiku-OS as a server. A mixture of good information on PXE as per the standards, but sketchy when it comes to Raspberry Pi's non-standard implementation. Failed to solve problems arising from Haiku-OS beta5 state.

As career advice: skate to where the puck will be! Get proficient at solving domain specific and edge case scenarios. Fixing AI created monsters is going to be like tattoo removal clinics erasing regrets of past bad choices.