A new Cornell University study shows politicians from across the country couldn't tell the difference between constituency letters written by humans versus letters written by AI. ZinniaDee_TV reports.
is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems, and it's becoming more prevalent in U.S. society day by day. A new Cornell University study shows politicians from across the country couldn't tell the difference between constituency letters written by humans versus letters written by AI.
In the study, more than 7,132 legislators that were sent emails, 30% replied. Out of that 30%, all of the responses were nearly the same to the AI-generated and human-written emails, according to the study. Kreps said the study was prompted by Russian agents use of bots during the 2016 election in an attempt to impose certain ideals onto the American electorate via social media.
"What happens, not only when activists or interest groups are trying to use these automated technologies to influence legislators, but also when legislators are using them to respond to constituents?" he said.
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