chatbots
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Artificial intelligence
Are chatbots widening the digital language gap?
Research finds that today’s AI chatbots are "faux polyglots" that mimic fluency across languages but fail to integrate perspectives.
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Artificial intelligence
Using your AI chatbot as a search engine? Be careful what you believe
Because of the way generative AI works, there is no real way to prevent false information being presented as truth…
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Artificial intelligence
AI can boost creativity, but only if we think before we prompt
Metacognitive skills – knowing how to think about thinking – may be just as important in a world where AI…
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Artificial intelligence
Evidence shows AI systems are already too much like humans. Will that be a problem?
LLMs promise to make information more widely accessible, but at the same time, these systems are seductive.
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Artificial intelligence
Digital humans as knowledge carriers: How AI avatars transform knowledge storage and transfer
How AI-powered digital humans can store, transfer, and manage knowledge in organizations, particularly in industries where expertise is highly valuable.
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Artificial intelligence
Are you really doing enough to detect “botshit” in your AI-generated content?
A case study showing just how much checking, thinking about, and questioning is needed to detect botshit in AI outputs.
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Artificial intelligence
Researchers call to rethink the norms of human-machine interactions
They challenge the long-standing belief that only humans can think socially, make decisions, and create meaning in conversations.
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Artificial intelligence
Nobody wants to talk about AI safety. Instead they cling to 5 comforting myths
Too many people still believe AI safety is a future problem that can be fixed with simple laws – but…
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Artificial intelligence
How generative AI can help to produce fresh ideas
A group of different chatbots could be used to mimic human workshops that usually need a lot of time and…
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Artificial intelligence
Why our prompts matter when engaging with ChatGPT
Seemingly minor changes to the prompts we use can have a significant impact on the responses we receive.
