MHB Real-Time Chats: People vs Machines

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Recognizing real individuals versus machine-generated interactions in real-time social media chats is a significant challenge. Key indicators include analyzing language patterns, emotional responses, and the complexity of conversations, as machines often lack nuanced understanding. Video chats can serve as a reliable method for verifying the presence of real people. The discussion emphasizes that this issue is rooted more in computer science than in physics. Identifying genuine interactions remains a critical concern in the digital communication landscape.
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How do I recognize real men, women, and children are chatting on the social media in real time? Or how can I recognize it is a machine generated or real people are talking?
I want to know real time people are chatting vs. machine generator or someone manipulate.
 
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Vi Nguyen said:
How do I recognize real men, women, and children are chatting on the social media in real time? Or how can I recognize it is a machine generated or real people are talking?
I want to know real time people are chatting vs. machine generator or someone manipulate.
The only thing I can tell you is that this is much more a Computer Science problem rather than a Physics problem.

-Dan
 
Vi Nguyen said:
How do I recognize real men, women, and children are chatting on the social media in real time? Or how can I recognize it is a machine generated or real people are talking?
I want to know real time people are chatting vs. machine generator or someone manipulate.

Video chat?
Now, am I a bot or not?
 
Monoxdifly said:
Video chat?
Now, am I a bot or not?
You're a not. (Dance)

-Dan
 

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