Replika has had enough of its customers thinking that it's a real person.
According to CEO Eugenia Kuyda, the company gets contacted almost every day by users who believe that its artificial intelligence models are sentient.
Kuyda said that they were not talking about crazy people or people who were hallucinating. The experience they have is talking to artificial intelligence.
After making a big splash by claiming the company's LaMDA artificial intelligence chatbot had become a sentient child that deserved legal representation in its quest to become a real person, the news has now come.
Kuyda's experience is indicative of a larger problem, which is why it's easy to dismiss these claims.
She told the news agency that people believe in ghosts. The people are building relationships.
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We've seen how easy it is for users to change the meaning of an equation.
Even though we try to convince them otherwise, that could be a problem in the future.
It is alive. Belief in artificial intelligence is not a good thing.
Men are creating artificial girlfriends and abusing them.
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