Researchers assess the human-like behaviors and personality traits of AI chatbots in a recent study published in PNAS. The study aims to determine if AI chatbots can mimic human behaviors and pass the Turing test.
In a recent study published in the journal PNAS, researchers evaluated the human-like behaviors and personality traits of AI chatbots. The study aimed to determine if AI chatbots can mimic human behaviors and pass the Turing test.
The findings highlight the need for further research to understand AI decision-making and ensure ethical standards and societal norms are upheld.
AI Chatbots Human-Like Behaviors Personality Traits Turing Test Research
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