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I agree, medical history is probably not the sexiest reason to have AI ask questions. I think there are many more reasons; I think the Turing Test is the best metric to evaluate AIs, and current models come nowhere close. When people first meet they ask questions about their background. It would be nice if a model replicated that


> and could direct better ads to me.

Is the least attractive part, by far.


In order for an AI to pass a Turing Test, it would surely ask questions. Think of Ava from Ex Machina. She asked questions to learn more about him


I'm not debating the value of questions. I'm debating the value of feeding it to advertisers, especially since LLMs can infer much deeper insights about a person than a traditional assistant can with its canned capabilities and responses




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