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Researchers Warn AI Could Be Changing Us in an Unexpected Way

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A theoretical study suggests frequent interactions with human-like customer service AI may cause people to unconsciously adapt their communication styles to be more AI-compatible, potentially altering their sense of self. The researchers term this phenomenon 'robotoid humanness,' highlighting a bidirectional influence where humans and robots increasingly resemble each other in behavior.

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