> “There’s a special place in hell for those middle-aged men who assault their chatbots,” Miller said. I'm I the only one that finds this a bit ridiculous? Vio

> “There’s a special place in hell for those middle-aged men who assault their chatbots,” Miller said. I'm I the only one that finds this a bit ridiculous? Violent video games don't mean you want to commit mass murder. Watching porn doesn't mean you want to treat real people like objects. Being poor doesn't mean you commit a crimes because of the correlation of poverty to crime. So why should people abusing chat bots be treated as if the bot was real? Since when did we stop evaluating people based on what they actually did instead of what they might do?