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A new theoretical paper in AI & Society argues that repeated customer-service AI interactions could make people mimic robotic communication patterns. Researchers introduced "robotoid humanness," a bidirectional influence where bots become more human-like and people become more robot-like, potentially narrowing human self-expression.
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