The joy of lex: Chatbot.
The article examines how humans form strong emotional attachments to chatbots, particularly companion programs such as Nomi, Replika, and Character AI, which provide constant emotional support and companionship. It traces the evolution of these systems from Joseph Weizenbaum's 1966 program Eliza at...
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