The Chatbot Economy: How Retailers Compete When AI Goes Shopping

The lessons from the first AI holiday shopping season are now clear: Chatbots and AI search tools have transformed how people ...
Psychology Today

When Chatbots Can Start to Seem Like They Have Minds

A few minutes with a chatbot may be enough to make it seem more mind-like. New research explores why humans start seeing ...

Bombshell AI study — chatbots fueling delusions, self-harm and unhealthy emotional attachments in users: ‘Think I love you’

Researchers at Stanford University analyzed chat logs from 19 users who reported psychological harm, reviewing more than ...

“Use a gun” or “beat the crap out of him”: AI chatbot urged violence, study finds

An advocacy group said its study of 10 artificial intelligence chatbots found that most of them gave at least some help to users planning violent attacks and that nearly all failed to discourage users ...

A Psychiatrist Posed As a Teen With Therapy Chatbots. The Conversations Were Alarming

A psychiatrist recently pretended to be a troubled teen and asked chatbots for help. They dispensed worrying advice.
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What Is The 'Your AI Slop Bores Me' Website? The Viral 'AI LARPing' Game Based On A Meme Explained

A site that lets you answer user-submitted questions as an AI chatbot is going viral as players share their hilarious results ...

AI Humanizers Make Chatbot Mental Health Advice Seem More Convincing But It’s A Sneaky Ploy

AI Humanizers are gaining popularity. This entails making AI seem more human. In a mental health realm, is this good or bad?

When ‘poisoned’ AI chatbots recommend fake products to Chinese consumers

Chinese AI chatbots are recommending fake products due to 'data poisoning', where manipulated information influences AI-generated content. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.