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One Country Is Already Trying To Outlaw People From Falling In Love With AI Chatbots

Preferring productive bots to flirtatious ones, and stemming AI psychosis disasters, China is instructing companies to remove the more intimate behavior from their models

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KotakuLean L·5h ago
One Country Is Already Trying To Outlaw People From Falling In Love With AI Chatbots
Preferring productive bots to flirtatious ones, and stemming AI psychosis disasters, China is instructing companies to remove the more intimate behavior from their models
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