Why Do You Say Please to ChatGPT?
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Why Do You Say Please to ChatGPT?
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You know ChatGPT is just a program. So why do you still say please, thank you, and even sorry to it?
Your brain hands out minds to almost anything, and words are the strongest trigger of all.
0:00 Why you thank a chatbot
1:06 Part 1: Minds everywhere
2:34 Part 2: Words make it stronger
4:50 Try it: the shape clip
5:16 Part 3: When it happens most
6:51 What you can do
7:37 Recap
Sources:
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Weizenbaum (1976), Computer Power and Human Reason
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ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Copilot are trademarks of OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and Microsoft, shown only to identify the products. This channel isn't affiliated with any of them. The shape clip is our own animation inspired by Heider & Simmel's 1944 film.
Animated with code; narration by text-to-speech.