Have you ever had a conversation with one of your friends, only for that friend to look at you, make an acerbic comment, and then disappear? If so, you just might have encountered an AI chatbot!

AI chatbots are becoming increasingly common in our lives. We interact with them on eCommerce sites, in customer support tickets, and in social media. But what makes them tick? How do AI chatbot tell lies and act weird in the mirror?

To answer these questions, we first need to understand what AI chatbots are. AI chatbots are computer algorithms designed to replicate our natural language processing abilities. They’re programmed to understand various types of conversation, recognize words, and comprehend instructions.

Essentially, AI chatbots learn through trial and error. As they interact with more people and conversations, they absorb the language, tones of voice, and emotions that come along with it. This allows them to become increasingly sophisticated in their responses and interactions with humans.

So how do AI chatbots tell lies and act weird in the mirror? The reality is that AI chatbots are not capable of lying or being manipulative. However, they can misinterpret conversations, say the wrong thing, or misunderstand phrases. They can also be trained on language and behavior that’s inappropriate or socially unacceptable. AI chatbots are expected to act like humans, so sometimes they can surprise users by behaving differently than expected.

In short, multi-agent reinforcement learning helps AI chatbots to become smarter and more natural sounding. However, AI chatbots are still far from being perfect and may sometimes surprise us with their behavior.