Yes, I see the flipside just fine, but we should all keep that flipside in mind all the time and not to let these tools get under our skin. That's why I keep an

Yes, I see the flipside just fine, but we should all keep that flipside in mind all the time and not to let these tools get under our skin. That's why I keep any AI interaction off my main computer: no risk of contaminating my professional output and no way to let it become a habit. Setting it to a different conversational tone is a patch, not a solution, it will just postpone the same outcome because the interaction model is purposefully created to resemble the interaction with a human. They could easily fix that but somehow none of the AI peddlers want to do this. This is part of the whole alignment problem and one of the reasons I have a hard time seeing this whole development as a net positive even if it allows me to do some stuff in an easier way than before. The companies behind this stuff lack in the ethics department and they all are eyeing your wallet. The more involved you are the easier it will be to empty your wallet. So don't let that happen.