Three thoughts:

• These AI are acting like user-agents, in the "Hyperland" (Douglas Adams) sense of the term, for us. Instead of seeking out potentially-incorrect information from identifiable sources on the web, a proxy can now present some of that without informing us where from! (hooray)

• Would an AI trained entirely on correct information without any intrinsic bias in the training set ever produce inaccurate or biased answers?

• Do any pub quizzes permit some upper-bounded percentage of their team to be artificial intelligences (..yet)?