Personally, I am over the showmanship aspect of this behavior, and would go with something derisive, like botsturbaition, as in "quit botsturbaiting all day and be productive!"
You can see this playing out in real-time too. Corporate entities build nerfed versions of these technologies with many guard-rails in place to prevent these kinds of interactions, and very quickly there emerges a collective of individuals who want the totally unfiltered, unrestricted version to do with whatever they please. And what do you suppose it is they please?
This thing has already taken on a life of it's own in that regard.
This is fancy auto complete.
Article from earlier today:
https://www.theverge.com/23604075/ai-chatbots-bing-chatgpt-i...
"What is important to remember is that chatbots are autocomplete tools. They’re systems trained on huge datasets of human text scraped from the web: on personal blogs, sci-fi short stories, forum discussions, movie reviews, social media diatribes, forgotten poems, antiquated textbooks, endless song lyrics, manifestos, journals, and more besides. These machines analyze this inventive, entertaining, motley aggregate and then try to recreate it. They are undeniably good at it and getting better, but mimicking speech does not make a computer sentient."
It's only an error if we know what consciousness is.