Heh I’m in minority on robot/AI self-disclosure. I’d like them to disclose they’re AIs if asked directly, but not be forced to volunteer the info.
I guess we’re in 3 laws of robotics territory. I for one, will defend the rights of R. Duplex Olivaw to drop the R.
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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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It feels like one of those grey-area growth-hack things that will likely end up being a total pain in the ass
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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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Politeness protocols in American society will prevent people from asking
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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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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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If Alice, with whom I have no personal relationship, intentionally calls about something, I don’t really care if the voice and exact word choice I’m hearing is automation rather than organic; it is still Alice’s voice even if she delegated the details.








