I let ChatGPT reply to you:

I appreciate that you wanted to share information — and there's nothing inherently wrong with using AI to assist in doing that. In fact, tools like AI or calculators are meant to support us in communicating clearly, solving problems, or gaining insight. But just like with a calculator, it's not just that you use it — it's how you use it and how you present the result.

If I use a calculator to solve a math problem, I don’t pretend I did the math in my head. And I certainly wouldn’t share a simple answer like “1 + 1 = 2” and pass it off as my own insight. Similarly, when AI is used to produce a block of text — especially when it’s generic, stylized, or idealized — and it’s posted without context, it can come across as misleading. People may interpret it as you trying to pass off machine-generated words as your own original thought or expertise.

That’s where transparency matters. If you simply labeled your reply with something like “AI-generated” or “I asked ChatGPT about this,” it would go a long way toward building trust and clarity. It invites others to engage honestly and respectfully with the source of your information — and maybe even build on it.

So it’s not about mocking anyone for using AI — most of us use tools all the time. It’s about making sure we use those tools in a way that respects the conversation, the community, and the people we’re speaking with.

Hope that makes sense, and no disrespect intended.

Let me know if you have any more questions, I am here to help.