Meta makes “AII friends” to counter the lonely epidemic

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed in his latest interview that the company is developing artificial intelligence friends for users to defeat the world’s lonely epidemic.

According to Windows Central, Zuckerberg in his recent interview with the podcast of the Patel Pattop shared meta -intelligence views, one of which is very interesting: artificial intelligence friends. The Meta CEO presented a scenario in which humans will interact with chats at the social level. This technology may be a potential solution to the world’s loneliness.

The use of chats to solve emotional problems is increasing

In this interview, Zuckerberg pointed to the difficulty of finding a friendship among Americans, saying that according to statistics, every American usually loves less than 5, while the circle of friends should be bigger. He went on to say that humans have difficulty communicating and that people’s current lifestyle affects this; For this reason, virtual friends may help reduce this gap.

Zuckerberg pointed out that his dream of friendship with artificial intelligence is not out of the question, especially since the productive artificial intelligence is widely accepted and more people look at the technology as replacement for therapists and even emotional partners.

Zuckerberg, of course, says the technology is still in the early stages of development, and it is a little difficult to not imagine a future in which humans are looking for a significant relationship with artificial intelligence chats. Zuckerberg also predicted that there may be some kind of shame or stigma in deep emotional connection with artificial intelligence.

The new HBR study showed that year, therapy and accompanying the first rank of artificial intelligence among users. This shows that users now see artificial intelligence as an emotional partner or therapist.

Zuckerberg has come up with the idea of ​​virtual friends that Bill Gates recently said that artificial intelligence will be able to take over human jobs for the next five years.