If your response when someone asks a job-related question is to paste AI, then you're the one telling your boss that AI can do your job.

Asking questions is part of the job. Answering questions is part of the job. Collaborating with other people is the most important part of the job.

Some junior technical folks early in their career might bristle at this: "my job is to write this code I'm writing, and anything else is a distraction", or something along those lines. It's hard to internalize that your job is actually making the company successful, not yourself, and that means making other people successful.

If you can't answer a human question from a colleague, as a human, then the natural conclusion is that you are unable or unwilling to do the job. Like, great, you can write (or generate) code, what about the other 90% of the job?