The continuing evolution of AI language has opened a fascinating field in which human interaction with machines continues to improve. Developers face the challenge of increasingly humanizing the language of AI, allowing conversational interfaces such as chatbots to provide more natural interaction with users. However, creating sentences that sound natural to people is not an easy task, as it requires a deep understanding of the pragmatics and contextual aspects of language.

The paragraph above was generated by artificial intelligence, specifically by ChatGPT 3.5. Did you know him that way? Right now, there’s a chance you’ve seen through the illusion, but developers are working hard to make interacting with interfaces that use artificial intelligence more natural. Different features of the chatbot are used for this purpose Conversational interface He mentioned it, stressed and modified.

It’s very important for your chatbot to generate sentences that sound natural to us humans, but this is harder than it sounds. For example, the challenge currently facing persuasive chatbots lies mainly in pragmatics, the part of linguistics that deals with the context of words and sentences. Currently, this is the weak point of most chatbots.

It is not self-evident that humanity would want to solve this weakness. Some linguists strongly question whether so-called AI-generated language anthropomorphism should even be an endeavour. To what extent should developers adapt their approach to human language to continue developing AI language responsibly?

In this article, Tweakers spoke with three linguists, each with their own perspective on the structure, function, and philosophical basis of AI language. And don’t worry, except for the first paragraph, this article was written entirely with human fingers and a mechanical keyboard based on human-to-human interaction.