A more fitting description for chatbots instead of artificial intelligence would rather be something like a pokémon.
They can be your pet, they can do stuff, they need to trained. You’ll have plenty of fun with them, but they’re specific for the mission you put them on.
They can speak communicate, but their speech is limited. And they’re no good when you put them against the wrong opponent.
OpenStreetMap is awesome. But vandalism to get an unfair advantage in a game (#cheating) is not.
But I also blame Pokémon Go; the game should have never trusted a source data blindly in the first place; if you know the Internet, you should have predicted this.
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