Google's creepy AI phone call feature will disclose it's a robot, after backlash
Mashable - 11 May 2018 04:30
Google Duplex, the human-sounding AI assistant that can make phone calls for you, stunned us when it was demoed earlier this week. While impressive, Duplex has also received backlash in the past few
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... days, leaving Google to stress about transparency in the technology, reports CNET. SEE ALSO: Google's AI Assistant can now make real phone calls and it's frightening to listen to 'We are designing this feature with disclosure built-in, and we'll make sure the system is appropriately identified,' a Google spokesperson said in a statement via email. 'What we showed at I/O was an early technology demo, and we look forward to incorporating feedback as we develop this into a product.' Read More views