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That's interesting. I don't use Facebook, but I would have expected anyone annoyed with not seeing content from their friend to be even more frustrated if the c
by _heimdall 2y ago
That's interesting. I don't use Facebook, but I would have expected anyone annoyed with not seeing content from their friend to be even more frustrated if the content they do see is a bot posting as their friend.
It'll be really interesting if this approach were to actually work at keeping people engaged as if they were interacting with friends.
- Zambyte 2y agoI think it's more interesting when you consider that the bot may genuinely post things that reflect the opinions and experiences of the person that it is posting on behalf of. The real person may seamlessly jump in mid conversation, and that does a lot to validate the experience of talking to the bot. I think it's an extremely unhealthy path to walk down, but I can see why they're doing it.