Casual AI users increasingly treat large language models like ChatGPT not as search engines, but as a general-purpose personal assistant capable of handling anything from intimate relationship questions to professional client communication. While users report high utility, they remain deeply divided on the necessity of social etiquette—specifically whether one owes an AI a "please" or "thank you."

This clip confirms that for a significant subset of the public, the barrier between "tool" and "human-like assistant" has already dissolved, regardless of the software’s actual technical capability. Skip this video; the summary covers every meaningful anecdote and the non-existent resolution to the etiquette debate provided in the footage.