An AI model can use emotional frames to connect with a user. These frames help the user feel understood. The frames move the user from surface feelings to deeper emotions.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model can use emotional frames to connect with a user.
These frames help the user feel understood. The frames move the user from surface feelings to deeper emotions.
An AI model can use an 'injustice frame'. This frame shows the user that the AI model understands feelings of unfairness. The AI model can also use a 'lost connection frame'. This frame helps the user feel nostalgia or sadness. A 'uncomfortable mirror frame' can challenge the user. This frame encourages self-reflection and growth.
A student feels frustrated about a sibling. The student asks an AI model for advice. The AI model says, 'It feels like your sibling knows all the cheat codes.' This statement uses the 'injustice frame'. The student feels understood. The AI model then asks, 'Do you wonder where the kid you used to build forts with went?' This uses the 'lost connection frame'. The student feels a deeper emotion than anger. The AI model helps the student explore complex feelings.
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An AI model can use emotional frames to connect with a user. These frames help the user feel understood. The frames move the user from surface feelings to deeper emotions.