> The aesthetic is that of an expert slowly revealing an insight to the user.
Ah, that's it! Thank you. I wonder if they are training it to talk like this because that's what their customers actually want? They want a machine genius to lead them.
> The aesthetic is that of an expert slowly revealing an insight to the user.
Ah, that's it! Thank you. I wonder if they are training it to talk like this because that's what their customers actually want? They want a machine genius to lead them.
It’s the TED Talk playbook: the crafting of a lecture given by an expert to laypeople to maximize attention, engagement and satisfaction. Every piece of prose is built to pack in as many TED Talk mic-drops/expectation-subverting insight bombs as possible.