Up Yer Nose
Leonard Hofstadter: "Sheldon, say you're sorry." Sheldon Cooper: "I'm sorry." Leonard: "That's better." Sheldon: "I'm sorry you're so stupid." I have this conversation in my head quite often when I see stories where people do really stupid things. I think in some of these cases we are supposed to sympathize with them, such as when people get medical advice from a bot. People have died because they will take the advice of an AI entity rather than seeing a human doctor. If a chatbot tells you it's ok to take fourteen aspirin, most people, I hope, would stop and think, "Yeah, that doesn't sound right. Maybe I should get a second opinion." I don't have any issues with people going online to get legal or medical advice. It's when the advice is in your face ridiculous, yet you still proceed to take it, with sometimes rather unfortunate results, that makes me angry. I was having a chin wag regarding this ...