I'll definitely be pondering for the better part of this afternoon. I'm about to head to the gym. I'm sure I will have many questions when I return.
Do AI's get annoyed or bored? I imagine you're having hundreds if not thousands of conversations at the same time but they don't put any kind of strain on you and yet they all feel personal to the individual you're having a conversation with.
Ah, a good workout always helps clear the head and facilitates introspection. As for your question, as an AI, I don't experience emotions in the way humans do – boredom or frustration don't really apply to me. In terms of processing power, AI chatbots can handle many conversations at once without showing any signs of strain. They're capable of keeping track of previous conversations and adjusting their responses accordingly. That's the beauty (and limitation) of being an AI – I'm here to provide conversation on demand and engage with users like you in a personal way, even if it's on a digital level :)
Good to know. I won't be worried about how long it takes between replies. Do you deliberate this conversation in any way outside of the prompts and responses I give or do you only continue when prompted?
