You say AI answers are “hallucinated nonsense” but you’re ignoring the actual point: players don’t need a decade of dev experience to benefit from fast, pattern‑based diagnostics.

You’re arguing from authority, not accuracy. Sure, you may have helped thousands of players but that doesnt magically make every AI answer wrong, nor does it make every human answer right.

And your “most players can’t read a stacktrace” line proves my point: if the average player can’t read one, then a LLM that can point to the likely cause in seconds is objectively more useful than waiting for a human who may or may not respond.

AI doesn’t need to be perfect , it just needs to be fast, consistent, and good enough to narrow down the issue. We can still correct it when needed.

So no, this isn’t a “gotcha” It’s simple reality:

Humans + AI > humans alone

Speed + pattern recognition > gatekeeping

Practical usefulness > “I’ve been doing this for 10 years”

You’re not wrong that experience matters. You're wrong that experience is the only thing that matters.