They are being integrated into the most widely used information retrieval systems (search engines). It's not enough that they are "smarter then most people", they have to always be correct when the question asked of them has a definitive answer otherwise they are just another dangerous avenue for misinformation.
Yes, not all questions have definitive answers, which is fine, then you can argue that they are better then going to the smartest human you know and that might be enough. Although I personally would still disagree with this argument, since I think it's better that the answer provided is "I don't know".
Yes, not all questions have definitive answers, which is fine, then you can argue that they are better then going to the smartest human you know and that might be enough. Although I personally would still disagree with this argument, since I think it's better that the answer provided is "I don't know".