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The AI-generated intimacy crisis (www.ted.com)
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Tonight, millions of people will go to bed and whisper to an AI companion. But what are we giving up when we fall in love with machines? Sextech expert Bryony Cole offers three questions to ask yourself if you’re already intimate with AI, laying out a playbook for synthetic companionship that doesn’t hide you from the messiness of human life — but prepares you for it instead.

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[–] kalkulat@lemmy.world 2 points 23 hours ago

The feeling of intimacy is totally bogus and the techies have a term for it ... RLHF = "Reinforcement learning from human feedback". Users are training the LLMs to act more human. Can't get that from stealing copyrighted text from online. And it's still free !!