Alan Kay once said that the thing to worry about is not artificial intelligence. The thing to worry about is natural stupidity.
I mentioned this recently to Jaron Lanier. He pointed out that this has an interesting side effect: It makes it easier for an AI to pass the Turing test.
After all, if you put an artificial intelligent computer at one terminal, and a naturally stupid person at the other, it might be impossible to tell the difference.
Reminds me something Tim Harford wrote about https://timharford.com/2022/04/what-an-abusive-chatbot-teaches-us-about-the-art-of-conversation/
What do we call the test of observing the interaction between the NS and the AI and determining who is who? The Meta-Turing Test? The MAGA-Turing test?