It reminds me of the part in the film `I, Robot (2004)`. The protagonist, Detective Spooner, is driving down a freeway. Driving has been automated at this poin

It reminds me of the part in the film `I, Robot (2004)`. The protagonist, Detective Spooner, is driving down a freeway. Driving has been automated at this point in the future, however drivers can manually drive if they elect to do so. And the driver's passenger (the robot shrink) was utterly shocked that Detective Spooner engaged manual driving. Will we eventually be so accustomed to LLM's that we will be similarly shocked when someone elects to not use them?