Proposes three principles for human interaction with AI systems: avoid anthropomorphizing AI, don't blindly trust AI output without verification, and maintain full responsibility for consequences of AI use. Argues that current AI chatbot design encourages uncritical acceptance through conversational interfaces and prominent placement in search results. Emphasizes that AI systems are statistical models producing plausible text, not moral agents with understanding or intent, and that humans must remain accountable for decisions involving AI regardless of the technology's recommendations.
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