Are you on a desert island with no access to the Internet? If you don't know docker, what's faster? Reading all of the documentation first and then figuring out the difference between, say, run and exec, or just copy and pasting a command from a tutorial until it sinks in and you gain a better understanding? This is the AI information age. If docker has eaten your hard drive, and again, you don't know docker, is it easier to have ChatGPT tell you, or muddle around with ps, rm, images, rmi and all of the various options.

If you have a command with a bunch of flags, static documentation like man pages are just such a poor interface compared to eg explainshell.com. This opinion obviously gets me thrown out of the Unix grey beards club, but I don't have a beard and it's not grey.