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AI is only as good as the person using it, like literally any other tool in human existence.
It's meant to amplify the workload of the professional, not replace them with a layman armed with an LLM.
Agreed. If someone has a little patience they can explain to the AI that in their interaction they couldn't get the other person to load the link.
The AI will ask a question or two, and then explain the difference between local file URLs and hosted web files.
They could fix their errors quickly, without hiring an expensive professional, if they have average intelligence and some commitment.
ChatGPT is less than a year old. They are already working on 3rd party plugins, so soon it could use web browsing and a linked card to register a domain and upload the files itself. That would cut the process of someone making their own website down to a 60 second conversation.
What's most likely to happen is that the idiot on the other side would start complaining to the AI and asking to talk to a manager.
And maybe he gets the right hallucination and the AI starts behaving as a manager