Yeah the do-not-call registry worked out real well 
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For emotionally challenged people like myself, a bot that can get very upset with the unreasonable demands of the other party would help me get the deals I deserve. With said functionality the bot could argue that requiring it to reveal its botness is demeaning.
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The flip side of the coin: if an AI asks you to disclose your humanity, are you compelled to do so?
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Like a captcha?
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Really? If you discover 15m into a frustrating convo that it’s a personal assistant AI, you won’t be mad? Dumb ppl should also have to disclose now that I think about it
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The trajectory we’re on, I’m skeptical these rules will help us. Soon we won’t be able to determine if tweets and texts, voices, or images and videos of people are genuine. A renaissance of personal meetings in real life? I guess we don’t know if we’re in a simulation either…
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I'm picturing a new conversational protocol handshake: Hello? (Hi) Are you a bot? (yes) Ok, me too [both switch to modem noise]
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I'm very suspicious about how well it will work in practice. "Human on the other end accidentally uses the UrbanDictionary phrase of the day and our hero the AI is stumped", etc.
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Basic rights for robots. Let's go.
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Politeness protocols in American society will prevent people from asking
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