Far from it.
Think of bots on a spectrum, from "dumb bots" to "smart bots".
You've probably already used some "dumb bots" in your life before, where you can clearly tell that you're talking to a computer. If you ask it what the weather will be in San Francisco, it can easily answer.
But we're now at a point where are "smarter." They can store, synthesize, and recall lots of information, like your credit card number or home address, to help make your life easier. They can even anticipate what you want before you ask.
For instance, that weather bot could warn you that it will be warm in Palo Alto, but your afternoon meeting in San Francisco means rain so don't forget an umbrella.