"See my vest, see my vest,
Made from real gorilla chest"

This article had me checking my bottle of tacro to see which manufacturer produced it--luckily not one of the two problematic brands named in the article. I take it for treatment of autoimmune disease rather than transplant, but it's still unsettling to think that the drug is so inconsistent.

No one says to legit business owners, "hey I see there's an underground market selling toxic knock-offs of your product: how will you incorporate the toxic product AND protect your customers against its harms?" But apparently it's fine to make this suggestion to educators with respect to AI.

I'd go with, "Generative AI tools always produce a response, which is different than producing an answer. Because of this, every response produced by Generative AI tools should be considered false until proven otherwise by verification."