Chatbots Can Be Trained to Represent Humans after Death: Interview with ChatGPT
16 Pages Posted: 7 Apr 2023
Date Written: March 25, 2023
Abstract
Background: Chatbots such as ChatGPT simulate conversations with human users. Previously, chess bots have trained to represent chess players. Moreover, with advances in language processing, chatbots have become capable of replicating human-like conversations. One area of interest is the skill of training chatbots to represent humans by mimicking their communication. By mimicking them, chatbots can be created to represent a particular person and can be used to reduce people's sorrow after death.
Methods: An interview was conducted with ChatGPT to investigate the topic of training chatbots to represent humans. Next, we provided a personal message to allow ChatGPT to respond to the answer accordingly.
Results: ChatGPT provided insights into the potential of training chatbots to represent humans. However, it also raised critical ethical considerations like privacy, consent, and deception.
Conclusion: ChatGPT provided insights into the potential of training chatbots to represent humans. Evaluating the ethical implications of using personal communication data to train them is vital.
Keywords: ChatGPT, human psychology, mimicking humans, mimicking writing
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