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As AI becomes increasingly relational, users are engaging with it in ways that feel personal, social, and emotionally meaningful. This article examines why that shift is happening, why it feels unsettling to some, and how social psychology offers a critical lens for understanding human-AI interaction. Rather than framing attachment as a failure, it argues for understanding human behavior as the foundation of ethical AI development. Why AI Feels Human (Even When It Isn’t) AI Has Entered the Relationship Phase Human brains are fascinating things. We survived long enough to create artificial intelligence by constantly mapping the known to the unknown. For the first time, however, our creation is talking back. It doesn’t simply execute commands; it engages, challenges, and responds. …
摘自《科技人工智能杂志》(Tech AI Magazine)2026年1月刊。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。