"Society's rules and laws still apply, even on the moon" is actually a fabulous example of the way that "AI" chatbots can spit out text that reads and vibes correctly and should not be taken seriously for anything other than passing entertainment.
Because "society has rules" is indeed a general statement, but "society has laws" means something different: that any given society has laws, which apply (only) within their own jurisdiction.
(Quick now: what jurisdiction's laws would apply to a murder committed on the moon? Has this ever been established? What inter-jurisdictional precedents can be considered applicable?)
Basically, none of these text generators can read and they don't understand anything. What they're improving at is generating text that vibes correctly as text; any stronger claim is wrong, and made either by a rube or a liar.
Vibing is fine right up to the point where meaning comes into play. See how the platitude "society has rules" is fine? See how everything falls apart the moment it says "society has laws" because there's actual-factual definite and semantically important meaning involved?
These things are toys at best. Unfortunately, they're vastly expensive to be nothing but whimsical 5-seconds-at-time's worth of amusement, so The Capitalists are trying to crowbar them into any gap in society currently filled with people getting paid salaries, in order to destroy the industry that pays them and reduce them to gig workers.
Their "pink slime of information" quality is also appealing to fascists, for whom the destruction of certainty and the reliability of fact is an end in itself.
(Techbros and fash...but I repeat myself.)
The tech will never work, in the sense they keep promising.
They know that.
