I think it's very dangerous to use the term "junior" here because it implies growth potential, where in fact it's the opposite: you are using a finished product, it won't get any better. AI is an intern, not a junior. All the effort you're spending into correcting it will leave the company, either as soon as you close your browser or whenever the manufacturer releases next year's model -- and that model will be better regardless of how much time you waste on training this year's intern, so why even bother? Thinking of AI as a junior coworker is probably the least productive way of looking at it.