Titlebook: Chatbots and the Domestication of AI; A Relational Approac Hendrik Kempt Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Data Components and the DataSettions of social categories. The introduction of the concepts of domestication and digitization prove the points by showing that social categories have been expanded to include animals, and that physical presence is not required anymore for social relationships.

Melodrama

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隱語(yǔ)

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The Social Dimension,tions of social categories. The introduction of the concepts of domestication and digitization prove the points by showing that social categories have been expanded to include animals, and that physical presence is not required anymore for social relationships.

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The Basics of Communicative AI,will remain a promising approach. Due to the increasing size of linguistic base models and more refined algorithms for open-domain chatbots, this is affirmative. Lastly, we discuss the Turing test as an estimate for the intelligence of chatbots and reject its relevance.

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Artificial Social Agents,. We discuss the idea of understanding chatbots as instances of the objective spirit but reject this on conceptual grounds. Instead, we can understand chatbots as opening up a similar social category like animals, through a “second domestication.” This allows for a plethora of non-anthropomorphic realizations.

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Book 2020eap the benefits of this technological development, without the attendant losses. Finally, the author considers the consequences of chatbots on human-human relationships, providing analysis on robot rights, human-centered design, and the social tension between robophobes and robophiles..

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2523-8523 the author considers the consequences of chatbots on human-human relationships, providing analysis on robot rights, human-centered design, and the social tension between robophobes and robophiles..978-3-030-56292-2978-3-030-56290-8Series ISSN 2523-8523 Series E-ISSN 2523-8531