Computer Power and Human Reason: From Judgment to Calculation¶
Weizenbaum, J. (1976). Computer Power and Human Reason: From Judgment to Calculation: From Judgment to Calculation.
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- ELIZA Effect
- Weizenbaum designed ELIZA as a demonstration of the shallowness of natural-language processing; he was disturbed to find that users — including his own secretary, who had watched him work on the program for months and so surely knew it to be merely a computer program — formed emotional attachments to it, attributed genuine empathic understanding to it, and, in her case, asked him to leave the room so she could converse with it alone.
This sourceWeizenbaum's own account of users, including his secretary, who knew ELIZA to be merely a program, becoming emotionally involved with it and her asking him to leave the room so she could converse with it. Weizenbaum's 1976 account of the delusional attributions ELIZA induced and his rejection of proposals to automate psychotherapy with it.
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- Weizenbaum designed ELIZA as a demonstration of the shallowness of natural-language processing; he was disturbed to find that users — including his own secretary, who had watched him work on the program for months and so surely knew it to be merely a computer program — formed emotional attachments to it, attributed genuine empathic understanding to it, and, in her case, asked him to leave the room so she could converse with it alone.
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