Please don't take this the wrong way, but

[EarlG]

pasting anything into a chatbot and asking if it "seems authentic" is a waste of time at best, and at worst will provide you with misleading or downright false answers, but in a very convincing tone.

Here's a pretty good description of chatbot AI from a Kotaku article today:

The AI being hyped right now is not AI at all. It’s really important that we all acknowledge this, that the world is selling itself a multi-billion-dollar lemon: predictive text engines that have nothing intelligent about them. They’re giant sorting machines, which is why they’re so good at identifying patterns in scientific research, and could genuinely advance medicine in wonderful ways. But what they cannot do is think, and as such, it’s a collective mass-delusion that these systems have any use in our day-to-day lives beyond plagiarism.

https://kotaku.com/meta-ai-mark-zuckerberg-korean-steak-sauce-facebook-2000626808