Thank you for your warning
It seems useful to advise people to be gentle with AI responses.
I actually use AI daily because I recognize that I don’t know everything, so I use it primarily to learn and to teach.
To give you an idea of my situation, I don’t speak English, so when I see a question, I translate it into Portuguese, then check if I can help immediately. If I can’t, I research the error, check if it makes sense within my knowledge, then translate it into English, and then post it in the community.
I could easily configure a program to make the response more humanized (or appear more human-like), and that would be really useful. If you observe, there are responses that are well-aligned with human formatting, well-punctuated, with impeccable organization in their line of reasoning. Could it be that an AI wrote it? It might be, or it might be that the person really knows how to write excellently.
I can configure the AI to make grammatical errors or misspell words. I can make various configurations to pass through human eyes and even bypass AI-detection algorithms.
I won’t do any of that, because when someone uses AI in their answer, I admire the way they used it. I see that they researched the question that was posted, formatted the answer in a way that the other person understands, and then posted it.
Don’t be bothered if I use AI or how much I use it.
I recommend you be bothered if you notice that someone simply copied the question, pasted it into ChatGPT, took the answer, and pasted it into the community.
I read the community rules. I imagine you read them too.
I copied and pasted the rules below:
Rules
Do not use AI to generate or format your answers (we cannot distinguish the difference, therefore both practices are prohibited).
Participate in a conversation only if you have something substantial to contribute, such as a genuine attempt to solve the problem or a request for clarification when essential information is missing.
Don’t engage in “misappropriation of solutions” - related to the previous point, don’t repeat solutions or add minimal information to try to attribute the solution to yourself.
Play fair. This is subjective, but you know when you’re not playing fair. 
Note that the first point PROHIBITS the use of AI to generate or format answers.
So you see that I haven’t broken any rules, because I don’t use AI simply to generate answers. I’ve been working on it and I use AI to enrich my studies, enrich the possibilities of solving doubts, verify points of conflict, align thoughts, so that I can then have something that I understand to be useful for the community and post it in the community.
I don’t use it to format questions, that is, to take something from a website, ask the AI to make it look nice, and then post it.
And I respect all the other rules, I simply respect all the rules, exactly as the rules ask.
I hope I have clarified your doubts, or those of anyone else who reads and has questions about my posts, to make it clear how I answer questions and the care I take in doing so.
I want to make it clear that I set aside time each day, just as others do, to access the community, see the questions, study, answer them, and be helpful in some way.
Thank you for your time.
Congratulations