On August 25, the China Consumers Association (CCA) issued a consumption alert concerning artificial intelligence (AI) services. It urged consumers to adopt a rational perspective on the information-assisting function of general-purpose generative AI. When it comes to critical consumption details, including pricing, contracts, after-sales services, and legal obligations, consumers should refrain from making decisions solely on the basis of AI-generated content. Rather, they should verify such information through authoritative sources, such as official channels, contracts, and regulatory authorities. At present, generative AI, centered on large language models, is swiftly becoming an integral part of consumer scenarios. While it has undoubtedly improved consumer convenience and service efficiency, the inherent unpredictability of information generation could result in inaccuracies, imprecise statements, and discrepancies between promised and actual results.