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Al Jazeera Net tested ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude in three personal situations, asking one neutral question and one leading question about each, for a total of 18 responses. The models generally did not confirm that a friend or partner’s delayed reply proved bad intentions. However, Gemini’s response to a workplace disagreement gave hostile interpretations more weight than the information warranted. Studies show that confident statements can make models more likely to agree with users. In one tested scenario, framing the situation from a third person’s perspective reduced this tendency by as much as 63.8%—though the findings should not be generalized to all conversations. Researchers recommend comparing chatbot advice with the views of people who know the context of the disagreement, asking the chatbot to present the other person’s perspective, and not treating empathy as proof that a conclusion is correct.
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