[p-e-w]

That is actually the killer feature of interactive AIs.

People go on and on and on about "accuracy", completely ignoring that accuracy is irrelevant to 99.9% of things that humans do in their everyday lives.

Simulating (positive) human interaction is far more impactful than getting facts correct.

[Capricorn2481]

> Simulating (positive) human interaction is far more impactful than getting facts correct.

In my experience, people with the attitude that AI will give them a more fulfilling relationship than humans will aren't exactly friendly to begin with.

[kerkeslager]

What does it mean to have a positive interaction with someone who consistently tells you misinformation with a high degree of confidence?

[p-e-w]

If you don't already know the answer to that question, I doubt it would be possible to explain it to you. Looking for precise definitions of essential human qualities is a fool's errand.

[seb1204]

Like Trump?