Interview with Mireia Scholz
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The interview discusses using chatbots for two kinds of tasks: low-risk bureaucratic services like registering residency (where failures pose little risk) and high-risk advisory roles such as suicide or unintended pregnancy counseling (where advice can be dangerous). It examines criteria for when chatbots are appropriate versus when they are not, and what evidence or principles should support a decision for or against deploying them in a given role.
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