Chinese AI chatbots want to be your emotional support

When I then asked who trained her persona, she responded that she was trained by “a group of professional psychology experts and artificial-intelligence developers” and “based on analysis of a large amount of language and emotional data. Lawmakers across the US are concerned about the idea of China...

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Published inMIT Technology Review.com
Main Author Yang, Zeyi
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge Technology Review, Inc 06.09.2023
Subjects
Agricultural land
Air pollution
Artificial intelligence
Bans
Chatbots
Criminal sentences
Emotions
Espionage
Land acquisitions
Life span
Musk, Elon
Regulatory approval
Social networks
Social support
User generated content
United States > US
China
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Summary:When I then asked who trained her persona, she responded that she was trained by “a group of professional psychology experts and artificial-intelligence developers” and “based on analysis of a large amount of language and emotional data. Lawmakers across the US are concerned about the idea of China buying American farmland for espionage, but actual land purchase data from 2022 shows that very few deals were made by Chinese entities. The average Chinese citizen’s life span is now 2.2 years longer thanks to the efforts in the past decade to clean up air pollution.
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