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11 NovSafety & Securitytechxplore.com

New framework examines one-sided human-AI relationships and potential risks for consumers

AIAI-generated summary Heather Shoenberger and colleagues introduced the human-AI asymmetric relationship theory to examine one-sided connections between consumers and artificial intelligence. The framework explores how simulated emotional responsiveness in conversational agents can create false perceptions of reciprocity and potential consumer risks.

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