But we don’t go to baseball games, spelling bees, and
  Taylor Swift concerts for the speed of the balls, the
  accuracy of the spelling, or the pureness of the
  pitch. We go because we care about humans doing those
  things. It wouldn’t be interesting to watch a bag of
  words do them—unless we mistakenly start treating
  that bag like it’s a person.unless we mistakenly
  start treating that bag like it’s a person.

That seems to be the marketing strategy of some very big, now AI dependend companies. Sam Altman and others exaggerating and distorting the capabilities and future of AI.

The biggest issue when it comes to AI is still the same truth as with other technology. It's important who controls it. Attributing agency and personality to AI is a dangerous red flag.