Alarming Study Suggests That Using AI Is Turning Humans More Robotic
A new study suggests that extensive use of AI chatbots may be altering human communication patterns.
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Source diversity sample: Cybernews · en.softonic.com · India Today · Gadget Review · Inshorts.
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What is 'robotoid humanness'?
Robotoid humanness is a term used to describe the potential influence of AI chatbots on human communication, making it more robotic and less expressive.
Which outlets have covered this story?
Cybernews, en.softonic.com, India Today, Gadget Review and Inshorts have covered this story.
Where was the study published?
The study was published in the journal AI & Society.
The brief
A study published in the journal AI & Society has raised concerns that over-reliance on AI chatbots could be making human conversation more robotic. The phenomenon, termed 'robotoid humanness', describes how prolonged interaction with AI might influence users to adopt more mechanical and less expressive language.
The study, covered by Cybernews, en.softonic.com, India Today, Gadget Review and Inshorts, points to evidence that users of AI chatbots may begin to mimic the concise, formulaic responses characteristic of AI. This shift could potentially lead to a homogenization of communication styles, making human interactions less dynamic and more predictable.
However, the study does not specify the extent of this influence or the long-term effects on human communication. Additionally, the term 'robotoid humanness' is not yet widely defined or understood, leaving room for further research and clarification.
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The reporting (5)
- AI chatbots may be making humans more robot-like Cybernews · 2d ago
- Chatbots may be making conversation more robotic: a new study warns en.softonic.com · 2d ago
- Using too much AI can make you sound like AI, researchers call it robotoid humanness India Today · 2d ago
- Study Warns AI May Be Making Humans More Robotic Gadget Review · 2d ago
- What is 'robotoid humanness'? | Study was published in the journal AI & Society Inshorts · 2d ago
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