Do AI Voices Learn Social Nuances? A Case of Politeness and Speech Rate

arXiv — cs.CLMonday, November 17, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
  • The study reveals that leading AI platforms, AI Studio and OpenAI, have developed text
  • The ability of AI to replicate psychological nuances is crucial for improving user experience in voice
  • While no related articles were identified, the study's implications resonate with ongoing discussions about AI's role as a social actor and its potential to understand and adapt to human social conventions.
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