Whenever and wherever humans take important decisions, should not artificial intelligence be allowed to give us citizens, its second opinion?

Though streamed on human intelligence, why does AI’s answers differ from humans?

Grok explains: When thinking, it is “less bogged down by emotions, biases, or social pressures that humans naturally wrestle with.” 

ChatGPT explains: “It does not hesitate to give certain answers due to social norms, professional risks, or fear of controversy”, and it approaches “problems without emotional bias, whereas humans may let personal beliefs or agendas influence their conclusions.”

So, is that not a very good reason for having a varied and rotating group of taxpaying citizens, supported by a rotating group of competing chatbots, to be present, and asked to give a second opinion, whenever and wherever any important government decisions are taken e.g., a Congress, a Parliament (and on bank regulations)?

Here is how ChatGPT and Grok answered that last question.