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What language models say about themselves can mislead users: evidence from schizotypy scales
A user can ask a conversational agent whether it feels lonely, whether it trusts people, or whether it perceives things that are not there. The system answers in the first person, and the answer invites an impression of what the agent is. Questions of this kind are the content of psychological quest
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