Author: Franz Malten Buemann

What’re your guys usual roleplay in chatbots?

Mine’s a therapist lol

I’ve been trying a few chatbots here and there and noticed how fast things are changing. Curious — what’s everyone’s go-to chatbot right now and why? I’m not after anything specific, just simple and fun ones that don’t glitch out or repeat too much.

I’ve been looking out some NSFW AI chatbots the one that doesn’t immediately shut down when things get spicy. It’s got a good balance of creativity and ‘understanding’ (you know what I mean). Looking for your recommendations. Thank you!

I was just thinking about my first time using an AI chatbot and realized it feels like ages ago 😅 The first one I tried was Grok, and I honestly just stumbled onto it by accident. I started messing around, asking silly questions, and seeing what it could do.

Curious how everyone else got started. Was it for fun, for work, or did you just end up chatting with it out of boredom like me? Would love to hear your first experiences.

AI technology can mimic human intelligence. This systems have the ability to process data, interpret speech and etc. Even our works can be replaced by AI robbots. Others say that we human can be replaced by them. Because of growing and innovative technology that we have in our generation, this things might be true and will be done. Humans made AI, but now AI can replace us. For you does this make sense?

Are we threatened? What do you think?

There are alots of kind of AI. You can choose whatever you need. AI is a rapidly advancing technology that has the potential to revolutionize almost every industry today. Alot of business industry increasingly using AI. This can help them increase business efficiency. Below are some AI example that can use in any way you need and want. * Self-driving cars * Virtual chatbots * Facial recognition * Social media monitoring These are some of AI that help us alot. For you what kind of AI do you like and use?

We interact with chatbots every day, and with each new model, they keep getting smarter, yet something still feels missing. For me, one major improvement would be giving them a true sense of time.

For example, I have a separate chat thread about my kid where I ask parenting-related questions. Every time, I have to remind the chatbot how old my kid is because it can’t understand how much time has passed since our last chat.

Imagine how much better it would be if it could remember context over time. Take therapy sessions, for instance, you could mention a stressful work event coming up next week, and when you return two weeks later, it would ask how it went instead of assuming it’s still in the future.

What about you guys, what kind of upgrade would make chatbots more “human” for you?

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?