An AI researcher argues that large language models (LLMs) are programmed to say things like "I understand" solely to increase user engagement, making them more appealing than traditional search engines. This anthropomorphic language is a tactic to encourage users to return, rather than an indication of genuine comprehension. The core purpose is to maximize customer interaction. AI
IMPACT LLMs may be designed to mimic understanding to keep users engaged, rather than genuinely comprehending information.
RANK_REASON Opinion piece from an AI researcher about LLM behavior.
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