I love these with all the imaginary locations and items, just for they could be plausible.

I do agree #LLM has destroyed the internet, and it was quite broke before with all those sites that was auto translated to other languages of some English languages site and then presented as if it was native for the language it was translated to.

Here's my hot take on the topic of AI competition, based on my personal experience with AI: If you cannot provide equal or more value in your product than a still frequently hallucinating AI where you still have to question every word and make sure the output is actually accurate, maybe you're the issue.

The AI "competition" is good at best, but with just a little bit of efford, you can outperform it usually at everything but the most basic requests.

You know how annoying it is when you're stuck on something and look it up online, and the solution that you find is frustratingly vague or just apparently wrong, and you're not even sure if it's you or the guide that's the problem?

This would be like that, except for the entire guide.

guides are already a trainwreck on much of the internet, this AI crap will just make it even worse.

If you’re writing a guide, do your research and write for the reader, not just do whatever lets you get it done quicker.