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...human psychology and interaction that should be design principles about this agentic universe that we're rushing into? I love this topic because I think it's really important, right? I'm sure that every one of, you out here has at some point used you
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...part of human computer interaction as well that BJ Fogg had sort of created, which was noticing that we applied some of the same social rules to computers that we did to individuals, right? If this computer was really kind of critical, sometimes we t
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...AI relationship is. Well, on the most commonly used large language models, there are guardrails in place. You actually can't. You can't, like I've written thousands back in the day of error messages of when people are rude to machines. Yeah. You know
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...And, I think it's very important though that we remember that as when we're immersed in the technology and the the research. I think a lot of researchers that I see in in our field are a little bit too narrow and only understand the technology. And I
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...interaction work that we've been doing is actually motivated by this challenge where we think it's really important for humans to be able to kind of provide input for how they want the robot to behave and what they want the robot to do, how they want
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...humans and AI. Right? It's it's not this competition. It's really this partnership. But it does kinda pose a question that I like to ask all my guests, on the show, which is if AI can be so intelligent, so smart, so creative, so efficient, so empathe
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...the interactions we have with our computers are gonna be much more natural the way our brains are wired process information. Right? Like, you know, like using a keyboard and a mouse, it's natural to all of us today because we've, you know, we we kind
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I, I almost felt like I was like processing some sort of like ethical boundary, but we were just talking about like the stock market, but it still felt different in the interesting way. Almost like I was talking to a person, even though I knew better
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...a human or maybe simpler than a human to do specific tasks and maybe better than a human to do more things than a human can do. How do you decide to make it just like a human? Well, if you wanted to do all the things that a human can do, it turns out
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...human or human AI relationship is. Well, on the most commonly used large language models, there are guardrails in place. You actually can't. You can't, like I've written thousands back in the day of error messages of when people are rude to machines.
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“AI agents interviewing AI agents - are human conversations becoming obsolete?”
everyone are, like, using some sort of AI in in either end. I think that the running joke with with interviews is that you have somebody being prepped by their AI agent to know what to say, and then t
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Riza Martin. Hey. How are you doing? Hi, Alex. Thanks for having me. I'm so glad that you're here because I love playing with new apps, and I got to play with Hux. And, frankly, I really like it. But instead of me butchering an explanation of what it
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We think that the phone's just so dominant, and it will be until we have the next generation, which is not gonna be for five, you know, maybe some Orion type glasses that are cheap enough and, like, light enough. Like, that's gonna take a long time b
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So a lot of people upon hearing this conversation of companions just think, oh, man, people are gonna have less friends, people aren't gonna date anymore, and depression's gonna go up, suicide's gonna go up, fertility gonna continue to go down. Mark
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...humans into this picture by having chats with them, the more we will guide Yeah. Be able to adapt. Society will be able to adapt to these technologies like we've always done in the past with with, the incredible technologies we've invented in the pas
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...human capability because no longer is this really absolute important ability called memory absolutely front and center and the most important part of intelligence. And he's like, yep. Actually, in fact, now, you know, part of the progress has been is
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