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AI chat lacks trust due to missing sensory input, author claims

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The author argues that current chat-based AI models lack the necessary sensory information for true understanding and trust. They contend that without the ability to perceive non-verbal cues and assess accountability, users cannot reliably trust AI interactions, comparing it to real-life interactions where such factors are crucial for building trust and safety. AI

IMPACT Argues that current AI chat models are untrustworthy due to a lack of sensory input, limiting their real-world applicability.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece from a social media platform discussing the limitations of current AI chat models.

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AI chat lacks trust due to missing sensory input, author claims

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · realltpointless ·

    We use our perception system to evaluate and to understand how to interact and how the other is interacting, to evaluate the truthfulness and sincerity, trust o

    We use our perception system to evaluate and to understand how to interact and how the other is interacting, to evaluate the truthfulness and sincerity, trust or not trust, danger or safety. Our perception is our safety net. Perception needs sensory information and with just chat…

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