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If you dress like a cope on the scene in a theatre where people are coming for fiction you are not impersonating. AI chatbots are not parts of real world. You
by scotty79 2y ago
If you dress like a cope on the scene in a theatre where people are coming for fiction you are not impersonating.
AI chatbots are not parts of real world. You are not encountering them unwittingly.
- nuancebydefault 2y agoIn fact AI is here and here to stay. Suppose you have 2 avatars in a game and they interact. In fact 2 people hence interact between one another through those mediums, as if it were a video call. Suppose one person now and then gets help from a bot impersonating the real person. The line between role playing and real interaction gets very thin. My point being, 'role play' vs 'real interaction' is not a clear cut.