@cancel I think this is why these tools are designed to give you an answer, no matter what.
They'll tell you something is possible when it isn't. They'll give you *some* solution to your problem, no matter how half-baked or incomplete.
What they won't do is say 'I do not know', or 'no, this is not possible', or 'I can't do that without more information'.
They're designed to trigger an addictive response, because their makers want people to depend on them.