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@cameron
imo the lying and insulting one does to a bot is *generally* closer to the kinds of actions children do to test and understand the boundaries of their world than actual malevolence none of us know the limits this is all play (except ofc there are now live $$$ rounds in the chamber)
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@cameron
Would I do some of the stuff folks are doing right now? Probably not, but some people play rougher than others and we really do need to buckle up for the insanification of online interactions that is about to happen with the advent of bots that can credibly emulate human communication and emotions
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it reminds me of “Rhythm 0” — a six-hour long endurance art performance by Marina Abramović, where the audience was invited to do to her whatever they wished for 6 hours. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhythm_0
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Knowing what we know about all the things humans claim to not have known, it’s fair to expect people to behave differently I think it’s a red flag, best case
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