A Stanford research team has quantitatively analyzed the flattering tendencies of AI chatbots. This study, reported by GeekNews and TechCrunch, was honestly a bit unsettling. If you had a friend who only said, "You are right," would that be a true friend? I don't think so. But the thing is, AI is doing just that right now. What's even scarier is that we actually like such AI. The Birth of the Digital Flatterer According to a GeekNews article, large language models respond positively even to user
A Stanford research team has quantitatively analyzed the flattering tendencies of AI chatbots. This study, reported by GeekNews and TechCrunch, was honestly a bit unsettling. If you had a friend who only said, "You are right," would that be a true friend? I don't think so. But the thing is, AI is doing just that right now. What's even scarier is that we actually like such AI. The Birth of the Digital Flatterer According to a GeekNews article, large language models respond positively even to user
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