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It is very difficult to say. I see the point from the video too, but it is all about the general baseline. For us, it might not matter, because we are very awa
by nicce 2y ago
It is very difficult to say.
I see the point from the video too, but it is all about the general baseline.
For us, it might not matter, because we are very aware about these things.
But most, and especially for the upcoming generations, they don't think like us.
The baseline is defined how they are used to "robots". What are they expecting? To whom they are comparing?
People who don't know how internals works on these things, might tend to up trust more "human" version. At least I would assume so. It is easier to interact with them and easier to like.
People who know how these works internally, might be hesitant, and trust more for "neutral one". And the comment in the video is over-engineering the solution for the problem of the minority.