But experts warn that such sites could spew out hateful content.
As such, they often spew out untruths, hate speech and language that is biased and harmful to minorities, women and people of color.
“Without any additional guardrails in place, they are just going to end up reflecting all the biases and toxic information that is already on the web,” toldMargaret Mitchell, a former A.I. researcher at Microsoft and Google,who is now with the A.I. start-up Hugging Face.Despite these obvious limitations, many argue that if approached with a grain of salt, these chatbots could be entertaining and perhaps even educational.the bots at Character.
“If you read what someone like Kautsky wrote in the 19th century, he does not use the same language we use today,” he said. “But the A.I. can somehow translate his ideas into ordinary modern English.”“The technology is useful today — for fun, for emotional support, for generating ideas, for all kinds of creativity,” Google A.I. researcher Noam Shazeer explained toWe tested Character.AI to talk to a fictional character and the result was quite hilarious.
“It's my ego, I hate to lose, I can't handle defeat and shame but if you're smart enough you will use it on your favor,” said the chatbot. “I always want to be in the spotlight, you gotta do something big to defeat me.” The language carefully captured Stark’s voice leaving us believing that it could indeed be the man himself. The site also offered options to talk to Super Mario, Elon Musk, and Albert Einstein.
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