OpenAi just recently created a Diplomacy player. Not just managing the pieces on the board, but also negotiating with other players--all in natural language. Th

OpenAi just recently created a Diplomacy player. Not just managing the pieces on the board, but also negotiating with other players--all in natural language. The programmed ended up in the first few places of a large tournament, but amazingly none of the other players had catched on to the fact that they were playing an AI. It seems then that nothing is to stop such a program from interaction to further other goals. Even if an audio conversation is beyond it, it can send me messages on my Instagram, LinkedIn, and what have you. It may try to convince me of whatever message the highest bidder wants me convinced of. That this may not succeed in all cases, or even most cases makes little difference. Gaining a 5% advantage will sway most elections. Think about that for a second. From now on: whenever you talk to someone online, that you haven't vetted in real life before, you cannot be sure that it is an actual person. Soon, it will be likely that it is not a real person.