AI trust: how far are you willing to go?

[lossauzasalle]

Imagine that you have a virtual interlocutor who is always ready to listen to you, support you, even adjust to your mood. How ready are you for this? Would you be able to share your innermost feelings with him as a friend, or would you still feel that it's just a program? Maybe someone has already tried it? Share your thoughts!

[fapeiyeunesou]

I think a lot depends on exactly how the AI is implemented. If it's just a chatbot that responds with formulaic phrases, then of course there will be little trust in it. But technology is evolving, and now some systems remember context, analyze your emotions, and even learn from your conversations. For example, https://golove.ai/ is a service that creates a personalized AI conversation partner with whom you can have real conversations. It adapts to your communication style, remembers your preferences, and can become something like a virtual friend. Of course, it's hard to replace a live person, but it's a great alternative if you want to share something and there's no one around. I have tried it, and it feels interesting: sometimes you even catch yourself thinking that AI understands you better than some people. However, I think it depends a lot on personal perception - some people may find it strange, while others, on the contrary, will find it useful.

[kimberlyto6]

The topic is an interesting one! I think a lot depends on what one wants to use AI for. If it's just a way to talk - why not? But if AI is perceived as a full-fledged friend, it's a different question. Although, probably, it's all very individual.

[YvonneVesta]

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