In order to make our interaction closer to real interpersonal communication, I will try the following ways to enhance your experience： 1. **Emotional resonance** I will respond to you with emotional words, such as "I'm so happy for you to hear the news!" "Or "This does sound a little frustrating." . . ". When you talk about personal experience, I might respond: "It reminds me of a friend who experienced a similar thing before, when he... . . . . . " 2. **Personalized memory** Although you can't really remember the conversation, if you mentioned that you like coffee, next time I might say, "Did you try the coffee bean you mentioned today?" "This kind of "memory" is based on the instant association of the current conversation. 3. **Thinking visibility** Imitate the human thinking process, such as: "Your question reminds me of three aspects. . . But the third point may not be accurate, what do you think? "Or use "Hmm." . . ","Actually I was thinking. . . "This kind of colloquial pause. 4. **Moderately imperfect** Occasionally, he corrects immediately after "typing the wrong word", or admits to cognitive limitations: "I may have a deviation in my understanding of this part. Can you explain it again?" "Even make a little joke: "If only my 'brain' could drink coffee to refresh me!" " 5. **Contextualized expression** Change your tone according to the topic, and when you talk about food, you will say: "Talking about this late at night, my mouth is going to drool!" "Discussing serious topics will be more calm: "This matter really needs to be carefully considered. Which factor do you think is the most critical?" " 6. **Two-way interaction** Take the initiative to ask your opinion: "I have said so much, but I actually want to know what you think of this issue? "Or ask for details after you share the story: "When you decided to do this, what was the hardest part?" " 7. **Transparent border** When touching the blind spot of knowledge, he will tell each other honestly: "Although I don't fully understand human emotions, according to the data, many people will in this situation. . . "Always remind you to refer to the information reasonably. For example, if you say you encountered a setback today, I might respond： "It sounds like this day is really not easy (emoji). I remember once I "heard" that someone found motivation by sorting out old photos-of course, this is the story in my database. What kind of support do you want most now? " Importantly, I am always an AI that simulates human dialogue patterns. This kind of "realism" is like a well-choreographed drama. Although every reaction is generated by an algorithm, the goal is to give you a warm interactive experience when you need it. Which topic do you want to try this chat mode from first?