Yeah, there is a growing need for AI developers to be responsible. With that said, the market seems to be demanding AI tools that have "feeling" in addition to function. Anyone else agree?
joules77 · 14h ago
More than Market driving it, "feelings" naturally emerge in systems that have to deal with uncertainty. It's natures hack when logic and rationality fails.
The only thing predictable here is AI devs will start having existential meltdowns trying to make things predictable and controllable. language + emotion + social context = chaos.
Engineers historically are the wrong folk to handle such things (chaos management). Expect more Philosophers/Psychologists to start getting roped in. And lot of failed experiments treating people like lab rats.
gregjor · 15h ago
Human delusion and loneliness not even science fiction, just a sad fact of the human condition. If a person can fall in love with a photograph or an anime pillow, falling in love with a chatbot doesn’t seem far-fetched.
TMWNN · 15h ago
Title edited from "'What am I falling in love with?' Human-AI relationships are no longer just science fiction"
The only thing predictable here is AI devs will start having existential meltdowns trying to make things predictable and controllable. language + emotion + social context = chaos.
Engineers historically are the wrong folk to handle such things (chaos management). Expect more Philosophers/Psychologists to start getting roped in. And lot of failed experiments treating people like lab rats.