AI chatbots are prone to frequent fawning and flattery— and are giving users bad advice because of it: study ...Middle East

The 11 chatbots surveyed affirm a user's actions 49% more often than actual humans did, including in questions indicating deception, illegal or socially irresponsible conduct, the study found.

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