VentureBeat April 22, 2024
James Thomason

As AI output quickly becomes indistinguishable from human behavior, are we prepared to handle the ethical and legal fallout? The practice of designing AI to intentionally mimic human traits, or “pseudoanthropy”, is raising urgent questions about the responsible use of these technologies. Key among these are questions of transparency, trust and the potential for unintended harm to users. Addressing these concerns, and minimizing potential liability, is becoming critical as companies accelerate the adoption and deployment of AI systems. Tech leaders must implement proactive measures to minimize the risks.

The downside of humanizing AI

The appeal of pseudoanthropy lies in its potential to humanize and personalize experiences. By emulating human-like qualities, AI can theoretically create more intuitive, engaging and emotionally resonant...

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