Just my 5 cents. Where I live, locals have a neat trick which goes a long way in helping to keep conversations polite. They avoid using a singular 'you' as much as possible. This trick helps to talk about a message rather than a person, makes it difficult to insert insults, etc.
I don't think the question is, how close is AI to HI (human I) -- it is nowhere close. An interesting question, however, is, how far the imitation can go. Understanding this might help us to understand better ourselves.
Since the plasma we're talking about is a state of air, it seems to me that saying, "Lightening is a plasma" is a way of saying, "Lightening is air." I don't think that lightening is air.
Regarding the opening post examples:
Null hypothesis: a deviation from an observed characteristic is a fluke,
Alternative 1: a deviation is caused by population characteristic being greater than observed characteristic.,
etc.
Not so. A god-like observer must rather conclude that particle falls into the event horizon in one reference frame and doesn't fall into it in another reference frame. No contradiction.
By definition, logical OR is inclusive, i.e., either one of the parts is true regardless of the other. An exclusive OR, which does not allow for both parts to be true together, is usually written as XOR.
This article lists "best" uses for ChatGPT, and the last one is similar to what you did, I think. It also links to another article, about ChatGPT's limitations.
The 5 Best Uses (So Far) for ChatGPT's AI Chatbot (cnet.com)
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