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Primary ethical concern about AI personality replication by end of 2025?
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Google and Stanford AI Agents Replicate Personalities With 85% Accuracy in Just Two Hours for Over 1,000 People
Jan 5, 2025, 12:04 PM
Researchers from Google and Stanford University have developed artificial intelligence agents capable of replicating human personalities with an accuracy of 85% in just two hours. This advancement raises significant questions regarding personal identity and the implications of technology in everyday life. The AI agents have successfully created accurate replicas of over 1,000 individuals through a two-hour conversation, showcasing the potential for digital clones to enhance personal reach and communication. This development is part of a broader exploration into the role of AI in personal identity and its future applications.
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