Conversations help us understand reality from others’ points of view, so maximum understanding requires we have frequent conversations with as many people as possible.
We are such social creatures that we have conversations with ourselves! That dialogue helps us reason and understand things better, but it’s a quirky trait that shows how much we need companionship.
People who fail at communication tend to concern themselves with things they easily identify and specialize in, instead of identifying and specializing with people.
When people misuse words, we must clarify what that person means. Very often, people are destroying the value of that word by misusing it.
While the dialogue of questions and answers in our mind is strictly for understanding, people tend to answer questions based on what they believe the other person wants to hear. This can create cultural conflicts, and the only solution is to boldly answer questions the way we’d answer it if we ourselves were asking it in our minds.
The only way to make an AI chatbot work correctly is to prevent the conversation from going on too long. After about 2–3 minutes (or maybe longer), the AI won’t have enough memory to remember everything in the conversation. That AI would also have to have selective memory loss as well that refines the information into human-like stories.