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Love
Would you let it speak for you?
Suppose a machine could read the people you love better than you can — their moods, what they're not saying, when to push and when to stay quiet. Would you let it script your hardest conversations with them?
Better outcomes in a conversation may compete with the value of finding your own words.
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