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A recent study has revealed that changing the language used when interacting with AI-powered chatbots causes measurable differences in their personality traits when responding to personality tests. This raises questions about the consistency of AI behavior across different languages and cultures. The findings showed that AI models like ChatGPT and DeepSeek exhibit variations in trait scores such as openness to new ideas and conscientiousness depending on the language used. The impact varied between models, indicating that language might interact with other factors like model design and training data. Despite these differences, the results do not confirm that chatbots possess true human personalities or feelings; rather, they highlight the importance of paying attention to the language of interaction when using AI in research and behavioral analysis.
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