The unspoken rule of conversation that explains why AI chatbots feel so human
Briefly

from The Conversation3 months ago
Earlier this year, a Hong Kong finance worker fell for a deepfake scam, losing $25 million after being tricked by fraudsters impersonating his CFO during a video call.
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Generative AI has gained traction since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, convincing users it understands language and can emulate human conversation, creating serious trust issues.
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Even though generative AI systems produce "ungrounded" text, humans tend to anthropomorphize them, mistakenly believing that the machines have a mind like ours.
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The successful interaction with generative AI hinges on the perception that it acknowledges us in a real way, making it easier for people to be deceived.
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