Step one is understanding that you're not "communicating," which implies "reliable understanding."
"Communication" is not what they do, because they are not people.
You're sprinkling words about hacking into a thing that's programmed to output hacking actions, that will never be accountable for those things. It can't care.
If you insist on talking about the chatbots in human terms, why do you expect them to have any ethics when the companies that trained them don't understand the term "ethics"?
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Step one is understanding that you're not "communicating," which implies "reliable understanding."
"Communication" is not what they do, because they are not people.
You're sprinkling words about hacking into a thing that's programmed to output hacking actions, that will never be accountable for those things. It can't care.
Adjust yourselves accordingly.
For fun:
If you insist on talking about the chatbots in human terms, why do you expect them to have any ethics when the companies that trained them don't understand the term "ethics"?