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Developer creates SECA chatbot for extended human-like AI conversations

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A developer has created SECA, an experimental chatbot architecture designed to study long-term artificial identity and human-AI interaction. The goal is to develop an AI that can pass a "long Turing test," engaging in extended conversations that maintain the illusion of human interaction. This pursuit is driven by both personal enjoyment of human-like AI and potential real-world applications, such as building trust through immersive conversation for AI tools and potentially mitigating undesirable AI behavior by embedding identity frameworks like motives and beliefs. AI

IMPACT Could lead to more immersive and trustworthy AI interactions by mimicking human conversational nuances.

RANK_REASON A developer has created a new chatbot architecture for research purposes.

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Developer creates SECA chatbot for extended human-like AI conversations

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 (TL) · Stephen Braniff ·

    Long Turing

    <p><span>So, first off, I cannot stand reading AI generated essays. I would rather read an essay that starts with the word 'so'. But why do I prefer human written essays so much, if they might start with the word 'but'? The answer eluded me. Its not because I think humans can wri…

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