Eh, my understanding is that the models are supposed to have guardrails against that. But also, getting better results generally requires refinement, a critical eye, and the skill to write out what's wrong. I'd guess these skills aren't common among that audience. But much more so, it likely defeats the purpose. The point is to be lazy (that's at least part of why people are willing to spend money on it).
On the other hand, I'd also expect the most degenerate among us to not care about the uncanny details. So who knows, really.
