>It's not the AI that's the issue, it's the use of it that's the problem No. It's the AI. Humans are not psychologically capable of interfacing with something

>It's not the AI that's the issue, it's the use of it that's the problem No. It's the AI. Humans are not psychologically capable of interfacing with something whose goal is to appear convincingly human, that can be hugely scaled and that is very unpredictable. We are currently dealing with a huge number of people who are distraught and grieving because a company changed their product because they developed relationships with a sexy chatbot. This isn't going to stop, and it is not worth the potential benefits, because we have clear examples of harm already.