Making AI Sound Human: Should We, Can We, & What Happens When We Do
As AI systems get better at mimicking human language, we're faced with critical questions: Do we want AI to sound human? When is it useful, and when is it misleading? What are the consequences when we do?
In this session of our AI Ethics Speaker Series, we look at the philosophical and practical sides of making AI sound human, and what it means for the people on the other side of the conversation.
🎤 Speakers:
Lena Shakurova, Founder of ParsLabs
Daniya Khamidullina, Customer Support Operations Manager
📅 Date: 16th July, 18:00 CEST
💻 Format: Live on Zoom, 45 minutes
🎟️ Ticket: Free
📌 What You'll Learn
↳ Why stakeholders want AI to sound human and does "sounding more human" always mean better?
↳ When mimicking humans is beneficial and when it’s not.
↳ The dark side of anthropomorphism.
↳ What the future might look like: where this is heading and what it means for teams building conversational products.
Expect a mix of thoughtful insights and actionable techniques. Whether you're building AI products or just curious about where this is all going, come join the conversation.
📌 Why This Matters
As AI gets better at sounding human, the line between helpful and misleading gets thinner. For teams building conversational products, getting this wrong erodes trust with the exact users they're trying to serve. Getting it right means designing AI that feels natural without pretending to be something it isn't.
📌 Who Should Join
AI engineers, conversational designers, product managers, and support and operations leads building or deploying conversational AI.
📌 How to Register
This event is free. Hit "Register" on this Luma page to save your spot. You'll get the Zoom link and a calendar invite by email, plus a reminder before we go live.