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Originally Posted by berettafan

Did anyone happen to hear a recent NPR story on a guy who was testing AI voiced tech? He would sketch out an outline for the bot and the bot would call the subject and interview them within those rough parameters. The guy doing the story said he saw utility in the hum-drum reporter work as having the bot do the work would save him a lot of time.

Then he said something i feel went below many radars but, to me, is earth shaking-

He said the bot lied to the interviewee.

Haven't we seen that mentioned before? It seems we have, both intentional lies, but also "I don't know so I'm going to make something up" type stuff.