New Research on Artificial Intelligence and Communication Style

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

According to international research, as artificial intelligence systems become more human-like, users also change their communication styles and adopt machine patterns.

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An international research team has revealed that as artificial intelligence systems become more human-like, users also transform their communication styles to adopt machine-like patterns, creating a mutual interaction.

Artificial Intelligence and Human Interaction

An international research team revealed that as artificial intelligence systems become more human-like, users also transform their own communication styles to adapt to the algorithms. In the study, this situation was defined as humans aligning themselves more with artificial intelligence.

The Concept of Robotic Humanity

Inci Toral-Manson from the University of Birmingham in the UK stated that customer service robots mimicking humans to trigger people's cognitive and emotional responses creates a mutual interaction. Toral-Manson expressed that while robots resemble humans, people also start to resemble robots, and they define this situation as robotic humanity.

Mirroring Reflex and Internalization

Selcen Öztürkcan from Linnaeus University in Sweden pointed out that people internalize the patterns of artificial intelligence due to the mirroring reflex. This process was evaluated as capable of explaining the behavioral patterns exhibited by individuals in the face of artificial intelligence systems.

Ethical Principles and Expert Warnings

The research emphasized that algorithmic systems can narrow a person's original perception of self and make individuals more predictable according to the algorithm. It was underlined that companies must use these technologies within the framework of ethical principles.

Expanding Areas of Use

Experts warned that due to the widespread use of artificial intelligence in a broad range from customer services to healthcare and retail sectors, the long-term effects of these technologies on human psychology and identity must be closely monitored.