When a user sees an object with "personality" they legitimately think that object has personality. However, as the creators of the objects, we realize that all that the personality actually is ends up being nothing more than programming. We have not created the capacity for actual artificial intelligence yet, just a resemblance of the idea. So, it is possible for the user to do something outside of the pre-programmed stimuli. This means that it is possible to frustrate a user because the product would not be able to be fully interactive and intuitive. Ideally, the creators would be able to produce a product that would be capable of interacting with all of the relevant questions, and even a good chunk of just social questions which would allow the product to emanate a human aspect.
When a user sees an object with "personality" they legitimately think that object has personality. However, as the creators of the objects, we realize that all that the personality actually is ends up being nothing more than programming. We have not created the capacity for actual artificial intelligence yet, just a resemblance of the idea. So, it is possible for the user to do something outside of the pre-programmed stimuli. This means that it is possible to frustrate a user because the product would not be able to be fully interactive and intuitive. Ideally, the creators would be able to produce a product that would be capable of interacting with all of the relevant questions, and even a good chunk of just social questions which would allow the product to emanate a human aspect.
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