It wrote a program and used publicly available numbers as the inputs. We're not in the "how many r's in strawberry" era anymore.

And you verified that program and its input sources, right?

Do you verify every input and output of your car's fuel system map? No, if the car runs well enough most of the time for your purposes you stop looking.

That is where chatGPT is for me these days on the kinds of tasks I throw at it, and for the seriousness of HN comment threads.