> It's not surprising that people have little interest in talking to AI if they're being lied to.

I read that and it sounds like the typical nonsense script that customer service agents the world over use to promise-not-promise and defuse a customer's frustration.

Is AI the one lying, or is it just mimicking what passes for customer service in our approaching-dystopian world these days?

Do you suggest there is a difference when you talk to a human employee? Telling a customer the plain truth isn't really what your employer wants, and might get you fired.

> Is it just me or are we seing AI generated copy everywhere?

The cost to do so is practically zero. I'm not sure why anyone is surprised at all by this outcome.