Serious side effects of ChatGPT

It's because the company executives have gotten hooked on ChatGPT and think the information it provides is infallible.
Based on what they searched, they tell employees, "Try doing this," "Do that," or "This should be solved if you do it this way," and when it doesn't work, they ask, "Why isn't this working?" It's driving me crazy. There's a limit to how much I can fact-check everything for them individually..
I'm curious if anyone else has had similar experiences at work.
Watching them feel proud while suggesting directions as if they know something amazing is surprisingly stressful.
We achieved a lot of automation through AI, but it feels like my workload has increased because I have to clean up after these situations.
One moment they were encouraging the use of AI, but recently they've gone into a frenzy, saying they confirmed through GPT that there have been major security incidents involving AI use, and demanding that we establish security improvement measures.
We are in a situation where we have to suspend the AI automation we implemented for the time being, and trying to revert from automation back to manual processes is truly maddening..