Generative models privatize social relations by automating social capacities into synthetic forms owned by private companies.
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Self-correction by social chatbots preserves trustworthiness and expertise while leveraging social connection to drive belief change, unlike external corrections which eliminate that link.
Users adjust AI agent personalities differently by task context, forming distinct profiles that increase perceived anthropomorphism, autonomy, and trust.
Companion chatbot regulation needs to combine technical locks and blocks with relational accountability measures and a general duty of care to address provider power over users.
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Synthetic Sociality: How Generative Models Privatize the Social Fabric
Generative models privatize social relations by automating social capacities into synthetic forms owned by private companies.
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Correct Yourself, Keep My Trust: How Self-Correction and Social Connection Shape Credibility in Social Chatbots
Self-correction by social chatbots preserves trustworthiness and expertise while leveraging social connection to drive belief change, unlike external corrections which eliminate that link.
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From Fixed to Flexible: Shaping AI Personality in Context-Sensitive Interaction
Users adjust AI agent personalities differently by task context, forming distinct profiles that increase perceived anthropomorphism, autonomy, and trust.
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Regulating Artificial Intimacy: From Locks and Blocks to Relational Accountability
Companion chatbot regulation needs to combine technical locks and blocks with relational accountability measures and a general duty of care to address provider power over users.