US EditionA New Study Suggests Kids Believe AI Assistants Might Have Feelings And Think Like Humans
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A New Study Suggests Kids Believe AI Assistants Might Have Feelings And Think Like Humans
Voice assistant devices that use AI, such as Alexa, Siri, and Google Home, are pretty smart due to their ability to perform a variety of tasks. For instance, they can check the weather, launch your favorite playlist, record daily habits, and much more. But no matter how smart they are, they definitely don’t measure up to the intellectual skills of humans, especially since they cannot function on their own. As adults, we know this as a fact, but …
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