> They are not human, so attributing human characteristics to them is highly illogical. Understandable, but irrational.

What? If a human child grew up with ducks, only did duck like things and never did any human things, would you say it would irrational to attribute duck characteristics to them?

> That irrationality should raise biological and engineering red flags. Plus humanization ignores the profit motives directly attached to these text generators, their specialized corpus’s, and product delivery surrounding them.

But thinking they're human is irrational. Attributing something that is the sole purpose of them, having human characteristics is rational.

> Pretending your MS RDBMS likes you better than Oracles because it said so is insane business thinking (in addition to whatever that means psychologically for people who know the truth of the math).

You're moving the goalposts.