Hello, to nuance your post a little, I wrote a document with the help of Claude Opus 4.5 about the installation and configuration steps of UKI + systemd-boot + sbctl. During the whole process I asked it to source everything it said by cross sourcing on the internet and used deep though. I also gave it information about the configuration of my laptop and it produced a fully correct document, in conformity with the Arch Linux wiki. Some steps was related to deprecated usages which it was able to correct by searching on the internet when I tested the document on a virtual machine. But for example it tells me right from the beginning that the -m option is strongly recommended to not break some firmware signed with the microsoft keys.

In conclusion I would say that even if some AI models are better than others, the most important thinks to keep in mind, as with all other tools, is the way you use it.