Deepfakes and chatbots are now good enough that many web users don’t trust they are interacting with real people. https://t.co/113uNR20wZ ...

Chatbots offer a personal shopper for all. One survey found that around two-thirds of consumers in rich countries plan to use AI to help them shop this holiday season https://t.co/aJOhjWzFq6 ...

Chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini can draft a perfect sonnet in a few seconds. They can code and write movie scripts. So why is AI still so far behind in actually being able to take over white collar work? https://t.co/vWUYRku094Illustration: Macy Sinreich for Forbes; Images: Adam Crowley, NA, Wernerimages, 4x6, Fatcamera via Getty Images ...

Brands are busily looking for ways to persuade chatbots to recommend their products. “Search-engine optimisation” is giving way to “generative-engine optimisation” https://t.co/o1Go2JAQB5 ...

A new AI benchmark tests whether chatbots protect human wellbeing https://t.co/Bon18DSvRs ...

For all the advances in AI over the past few years, even the cleverest chatbots still sometimes spout nonsense. This is mostly a mild irritation. But sometimes it can get their makers into trouble https://t.co/WS0005pBl4 ...

People Suffering From Delusions Using Chatbots Have a Language All Their Own https://t.co/eD0Vk0if9I ...

Hundreds of millions of people use chatbots for research, amusement or emotional support. Evidence is mounting that some end up in very dark places. Bloomberg's @ellenhuet explains https://t.co/v8OMM0oJSV https://t.co/99hVz4RnHm ...

AI Chatbot Limitations - AI chatbot replies are overly agreeable and lack originality [1] - Chatbots tend to regurgitate user input in a redacted manner [1] Potential Improvements - Training chatbots to add value to conversations could improve user experience [1]

Chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini can draft a perfect sonnet in a few seconds. They can code and write movie scripts. So why is AI still so far behind in actually being able to take over white collar work? https://t.co/R6gW48o3JlIllustration: Macy Sinreich for Forbes; Images: Adam Crowley, NA, Wernerimages, 4x6, Fatcamera via Getty Images ...