Which for me is a million times more interesting than discussing whether a large language model has taken a wrong turn into crazytown for the nth time, because that is effectively a monthly occurrence at this point. There is this rush to integrate AI into everything, and it's just generally really bad at all of those things. It's a reasonable con artist -- ask it a question, and it will give a decent facsimile of an answer -- but it should not be given any sort of decision-making capacity, because it is still impossibly stupid. It drives badly and it writes badly and it draws badly and yet many of the biggest companies in the world are looking to outsource entire chains of production to it. And that's a genuine concern.
As is enshittification, Cory Doctorow's term for the degradation of global platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, etc). As more and more of the internet comes to consist of AI-generated, algorithm-chasing slop, it will become harder and harder to find good ideas, good writing, good voices to listen to. And lord knows it's already difficult enough.