>trick people into thinking they're having a real interaction. I'm curious what real interaction means here. At best the person is pretending to be a character

>trick people into thinking they're having a real interaction. I'm curious what real interaction means here. At best the person is pretending to be a character with the intention of monetizing it. Having an AI play the character vs a person doesn't seem to make it "less real" considering the entire premise is, in this case, selling a fantasy and character?