Post by j7oyun55rruk on Jan 4, 2024 7:26:29 GMT
Furthermore, the connection can be made without a central server, and the corresponding content is stored in encrypted form on the participant's device, it added. The first therapeutic robot was created by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Playing the role of a virtual interlocutor, the expert uses a simple technique to explain the other party's own information and formulaic questions. As a result, the customer feels that the chatbot is having a meaningful conversation with him.
The interaction is not through a screen, but with connected to a remote computer, the robot's C Level Contact List responses are printed on a printer. Still, some users became emotionally attached to her, becoming more open and honest with her. Experiments have shown for the first time that a conversation between a human and a machine can be carried out using human natural language. But the most important finding was that people tended to assign meaning to chatbot messages themselves, mistaking it for machine-assigned meaning to text.
Subsequently, this phenomenon was called the Eliza effect. There's no artificial intelligence, and it's just a simple algorithm by today's standards, but it creates the illusion of a full conversation, and for some users it does have a somewhat psychotherapeutic effect. Modern trainable chatbots are much smarter than their ancestors, making them more effective interlocutors, sometimes with potentiation.
The interaction is not through a screen, but with connected to a remote computer, the robot's C Level Contact List responses are printed on a printer. Still, some users became emotionally attached to her, becoming more open and honest with her. Experiments have shown for the first time that a conversation between a human and a machine can be carried out using human natural language. But the most important finding was that people tended to assign meaning to chatbot messages themselves, mistaking it for machine-assigned meaning to text.
Subsequently, this phenomenon was called the Eliza effect. There's no artificial intelligence, and it's just a simple algorithm by today's standards, but it creates the illusion of a full conversation, and for some users it does have a somewhat psychotherapeutic effect. Modern trainable chatbots are much smarter than their ancestors, making them more effective interlocutors, sometimes with potentiation.