Everyone’s racing to make bots sound more “human”. emotions, quirks, even small talk. But maybe that’s the wrong goal.
What if the best chatbots aren’t pretending to be people, but embracing what makes them different, faster, clearer, more adaptive?
Should we stop chasing human imitation and focus on designing bots that communicate in their own way?
What do you think? is human-like design helping or holding chatbots back?
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