Making AI chatbots helpful weakens their ability to simulate human behavior, large-scale study finds
Researchers find that making AI chatbots more helpful reduces their ability to mimic human behavior. This means users might get better assistance but lose some of the conversational nuances that make interactions feel human-like.
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