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What is Lemmy's problem with AI?
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I can certainly tell, at least a lot of the time. I won't say all of the time, but LLMs are squarely in uncanny valley territory for me. Most of what they generate seems slightly off, in one way or another.
I've never knowingly engaged with a proper chat bot beyond the 'virtual help desk' things some sites use. By proper I mean some sizable system beyond what can be typically run at home.
Home ran ones are bizarre though, so far whatever I try they get stuck on go-to phrases and tend to return to specific formats of response over and over. Very much not passing the turing test.