Latest study on chatbot use in Australia shows people are using chatbots in increasingly personal ways
One in seven Australians have confided in a chatbot, while 11% shared a secret they had never told anyone before
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The Verge·22d ago
Why are we not talking to one another?
Conversations with a chatbot will never provide the same human nourishment
ft.trib.al·16d ago
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