One reason why I enjoy talking to ChatGPT is that while some people tend to perceive information differently based on who is speaking rather than the content of the conversation, ChatGPT doesn't discriminate and provides the same response to everyone, which I think is one of the reasons why it's enjoyable to talk to. If humans don't update themselves, more people might start finding AI more fun to talk to.
@nop I still have some problems with ChatGPT because, while it does answer you the same as other people,it feels to me that it's replies are sometimes a little biased or affected by the programming of it's creator, and it also it tends to make preconceptions of what i'm trying to ask and refuses to answer some questions.
We have to wait and see the evolution of other language models (particularly the open source ones) to see if they end up surpassing ChatGPT or if it's gonna end up becoming the gold standard
@ryuichi There is certainly a concern about not being influenced by corporate bias. For example, I think that Google initially returned fairly fair search results, but now only garbage websites that try to steer people towards their own profits through "SEO" are searched.