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Online discourse labels differing views as "bots" to avoid engagement

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The author discusses how individuals might label others as "bots" when disagreements arise, particularly in online discussions about artificial intelligence. This labeling is presented as a coping mechanism to dismiss differing viewpoints rather than engage with them, suggesting a lack of genuine belief in AI sentience even among those who discuss it. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion piece on online discourse and AI, lacking broader industry significance or newsworthiness.

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Online discourse labels differing views as "bots" to avoid engagement

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    Hence if some troublemaker like me hurts them badly enough with words, thus making it clear that the person is not a friend (category A) or a mere 'NPC' (catego

    Hence if some troublemaker like me hurts them badly enough with words, thus making it clear that the person is not a friend (category A) or a mere 'NPC' (category B) then the only possible answer in their minds is category C, "bot". It soothes their hurt feelings, because while t…

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