My car, the e-scooter down the road, and my phone keyboard have all decided they know better than I do, and the swear filter is the part that finally got me writing.
Treating an AI agent like a person stops you checking its work, and that would still be a problem even if these systems turn out to have an inner life - which I get at by way of our vacuum robot, a colleague's AI intern, and an engineer who says you should never test your agents.
A small toolkit of habits for using AI honestly - tagging what it touched, owning what you ship, and setting the tool up to poke holes in your thinking instead of flattering it.