I did not expect a 60kw essay would keep my attention:
https://knightcolumbia.org/content/ai-as-social-technology
"Rather, they are families of messy statistical models, trained on large data sets. Training a statistical model for good on-average performance implies trading worse performance in rare situations for better performance in common situations. Such trade-offs have unfortunate implications for the capacity of all such models to handle situations raised by small groups of people, by those less well-represented in the training corpora, or indeed by anything genuinely novel."
Perhaps I'm motivated by my brother in the middle of losing a friend down the chatbot rabbithole.

