Well said. It doesn't matter how they are marketed or described or held up to some standard generated by wishful thinking. And it especially doesn't matter wha

Well said. It doesn't matter how they are marketed or described or held up to some standard generated by wishful thinking. And it especially doesn't matter what it would mean if a human were to make the same error. It matters what they are, what they're doing, and how they're doing it. Feel free to be embarrassed if you are claiming they can do what they can't and are maybe even selling them on that basis. But there's nothing embarrassing about their current set of capabilities. They are very good at what they are very good at. Expecting those capabilities to generalize as they would if they were human is like getting embarrassed that your screwdriver can't pound in a nail, when it is ever so good at driving in screws.