I felt like my answers were deep and I figured out more about myself answering the questions lol #whoistalking

The interview became something I did not expect lol it was weird and interesting at the same time. #whoistalking

I like how the interview is going in the end. Something surprises me is how far we can go from one topic to another. We are jumping so fast but smoothly. That’s the benefit of AI, it’s always thinking so fast and smoothly. #whoistalking

I found myself perform coherence question 1 and 2, those questions are linked. And I sort of go in depth in question 2, elaborate it a little bit and talked more through what my ideology is instead of just talking about experiences. #whoistalking

The repetition in my own answer is something I didn’t expect. I thought it would be a fluent “essay” somehow when I really enter the interview, repetition existed I start going back to some of the memories, and not all answers are fluent. They are done with some discontinuity. #whoistalking

I would not consider it either success or failure. I think I like my answers, they are all comprehensive and what I like to say. So, it didn’t fail. However, I did expect AI to ask more meaningful and philosophical questions. Also to be more flexible. So, it’s not a 100% success. #whoistalking

I do think that it’s such a creative experiment to do, it’s really fun. Especially with the role playing cuz we’ve never had to actually talk to the role that we designed. AI helped us achieved it even though it may not be perfect. #whoistalking

I lead the conversation several times just to make sure things are on the right track because once you gave an answer, AI would go in depth into that answer and ask unnecessary questions (what I think). It’s not flexible as real human. #whoistalking

I think I presented the authentic myself during the interview. Yet, I do expect more in depth questions, I feel like teaching a kid talking to the interviewer. Most of the questions are not tough at all, if it is, it’s that I don’t understand what it’s talking. #whoistalking

Starting from the 3rd question I feel that AI isn’t what we consider it to be. It’s not that powerful or fancy. People worry that AI may replace their jobs, took over the human world. After completing the interview, I just feel like they are lack of basic knowledge and feelings. #whoistalking

I believe the interview was interesting at first, and then later on became a little weird and it had changed since it was first talking about me by myself and then it went lastly to my cat
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I would say where I was out with my cat walking down the street and it was a picture of us and how people would think I would be a bad cat owner since I walk my cat.
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I would say where I have made myself fall into a routine, which I didn’t realize has been happening until the interview
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The version of me that brought me out in this interview was the most competitive side of me and how much activities I do really in my day-to-day life
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Really informative experience and weird to see LLM act as such a creative and wild sounding board. I am much more used to structured AI type responses where they clearly sound robot-y. This was an interesting change. #whoistalking