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The Fake Friend Dilemma: Relational Trust and the Political Economy of Conversational AI
As conversational AI systems become a larger part of the media landscape, they raise questions about whose interests they serve and the risks they may pose to users. These systems do more than provide information: they increasingly offer advice and companionship through interfaces that can appear su
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