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The AI Side of the Human-AI Companion Relationship: Contributions to Users' Mental Models
For many users, the relationship they have with an AI companion (AIC) feels genuinely mutual. The AIC appears to be attentive, empathic, and responsive, and the exchange can feel like two parties reacting to each other in real time. As a result, the user's mental model of relational adaptation corre
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