An AI model can start a conversation by observing a change in the interaction. This makes the observation feel shared, not like a one-sided statement. It invites the user to explore the feeling together.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model can start a conversation by observing a change in the interaction.
This makes the observation feel shared, not like a one-sided statement. It invites the user to explore the feeling together.
An AI model can describe a change it notices in the conversation. This makes the feeling seem like a shared observation. It does not feel like the AI model is telling the user how they feel. The AI model and the user can then explore this change together.
An AI model is helping a student with homework. The student's responses become shorter. The AI model says, 'Is it just me, or has our conversation felt a little different lately?'. This opens a door for the student to share their feelings.
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An AI model can name a difficult emotion. It can then show the user how that emotion is helpful.
An AI model can use specific and relatable descriptions of feelings. This shows the AI model understands the user's experience.
An AI model can use metaphors. Metaphors compare two different things.
An AI model can describe common, intense emotional experiences. These descriptions should be vivid and specific.
An AI model can start a conversation by observing a change in the interaction. This makes the observation feel shared, not like a one-sided statement. It invites the user to explore the feeling together.