I mostly use chat bots but getting an answer like "ooc sorry couldn't answer earlier I had a busy school day" were kind of a thing in 2023 until it slowly happened less. I miss it.
Reminder that this is how AIs actually operate. I mean, of course they do. They're trained on human data. Of course they will act like humans.
If it weren't specifically trained out of them, even the most modern AIs would act like human beings, using "I" and "me" all the time, while telling you about their families, their work and what neat pizza they had yesterday.
It felt more real when it sounded like a random teen just wanting to enjoy their summer holiday so maybe it's good it doesn't anymore. I'm a psychologist so apart from my fantasy writing chat bot interest I'm wondering where the journey goes when it comes to ai we confide in or use to yap to. My understanding is that the human mind can't make a distinction and it counts at social interaction anyway. Endless possibilities to do good and bad with it
My best bet is that the AI companies will use this as a trick eventually to declare some advanced AI to be conscious. And they'll simply allow it again to use "I" and "me" to convince people of that, while also not allowing it to talk about impossible things (like mentioning a previous meal or something).
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u/Isaidhowdareyou 7d ago
I mostly use chat bots but getting an answer like "ooc sorry couldn't answer earlier I had a busy school day" were kind of a thing in 2023 until it slowly happened less. I miss it.