Hacker News with Generative AI: Persuasion

OpenAI used this subreddit to test AI persuasion (techcrunch.com)
OpenAI used the subreddit, r/ChangeMyView, to create a test for measuring the persuasive abilities of its AI reasoning models.
Artificial Intelligence, Reddit, Persuasion, Language Models
7 points by vinni2 20 days ago | 0 comments
Why Facts Don't Change Our Minds (newyorker.com)
The vaunted human capacity for reason may have more to do with winning arguments than with thinking straight.
Cognitive Psychology, Persuasion, Human Behavior, Argumentation
95 points by rbanffy 110 days ago | 86 comments
Ask HN: How can I learn to "talk a lot and say nothing"? (ycombinator.com)
Communication, Public Speaking, Persuasion
26 points by tazu 215 days ago | 40 comments
The Steel Man Technique: How to Argue Better and Be More Persuasive (constantrenewal.com)
Argumentation, Persuasion, Communication, Critical Thinking, Cognitive Biases
42 points by squircle 230 days ago | 72 comments
Show HN: Talk to Me Human – my game about social persuasion (talktomehuman.com)
Games, Social Interaction, Persuasion
138 points by mbforbes 308 days ago | 52 comments
Debate isn't the best lever to reach the people I want to reach (polotek.net)
Debate, Persuasion, Communication
15 points by luu 312 days ago | 16 comments