It was certainly college-level - and verbose. Maybe necessarily, given the tricky nature of cognition and how easily we see patterns in things that don't really have them - faces in the wallpaper, animals in the clouds, and what appears to be actual thought in strings of words put together based on probability rather than meaning.
But my simple point stands: aside from niche cases, if they can't solve for hallucinations - the technology is self-limiting. Natural selection will teach humanity (painfully) not to trust the LLM - some faster, some not so much. Assuming the upcoming crash doesn't sour us on the technology sooner.