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User-Side Contextual Phenomena in Long-Term Human-AI Interaction
Current assessments of conversational AI focus mainly on model outputs, including hallucinations and factual errors. These measures matter, but this paper examines risks that may form on the user side during long and repeated interaction. The study follows one user across nearly four thousand conver
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