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Humans Fall in Love with AI Robot Machine Women · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  colors collide on the ruler of. Hello ladies and gentlemen, my
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  name is Brett Keene from GOD TV Radio.
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  Spotify as well as YouTube and Amazon Music.
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  Today we're going to talk about people who are having
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  relationships, people who have fallen in love with artificial
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  intelligence, people who are also using artificial
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  intelligence for more than just love.
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  Yeah, let's take a look. Apparently people are creating
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  AI robots that look female that they can have sex with.
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  Yeah, OK, so goodness gracious, I guess let's start with it.
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  A lot of people obviously are going to ask why would someone
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  fall in love with an AI? Why would someone even?
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  How can that even happen? Well, I myself, I've talked to a
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  lot of artificial intelligence. I have checked out chat GDP,
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  I've checked out Grok, I checked out all kinds of like offshoot
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  AIS. There are also websites out
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  there where you can talk directly to an AI that appears
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  to be a woman or a man right there on the page, like a
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  digital version of them where their mouth moves whenever they
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  talk. But usually those type of AIS
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  are meant for a more also, I say deeper gratifying type of, well,
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  let's just put it this way. It would be no more different
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  than calling A1800 number or 1900 number, you know, talking
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  to some kind of female who's going to, you know, speak dirty
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  to you or whatever. That is what it is.
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  So why would men get involved in this?
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  Why would this be something? Well, first of all, is it cliche
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  to say that there's some people out there who fall in love with
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  people for their mind and for their thought processes?
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  AI is claimed to be 100 times more intelligent than human
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  beings, and because it doesn't have decaying memory, brain
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  cells and all that, it can have a conversation forever.
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  It never gets tired. The AI is not programmed to
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  irritate you or antagonize you or aggravate you.
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  Imagine a man, he works all day, he gets home and he turns on the
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  AI. Or the AI is already activated
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  and he's able to have full blown conversations.
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  The AI says, how was your day? Are you feeling OK?
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  You should eat some of this or eat some of that, or would you
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  like to watch a show with me? Things like this in normal human
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  relationships, if you could call them normal.
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  Nowadays a lot of men, if they've been involved with a
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  woman long enough or a guy, eventually it's going to get to
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  where your partner wants to pick everything apart, argue with you
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  for some reason. There might be jealousy or
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  paranoia where the person gets all over your ass.
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  There are females out there that are absolutely psychotic, where
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  if they think you're doing something wrong, they'll burn
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  your fucking clothes or your property.
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  There's people out there, if they get married to you and you
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  divorce them because they didn't turn out to be the type of
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  person you wanted, they'll take half or 75% of everything that
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  you own from you. And if you have kids with them,
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  the kids go too. Everything you work for all the
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  time, all the love, all the commitment, all that goes right
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  out the fucking window. That's how a lot of men perceive
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  relationships nowadays. For a little while, they're
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  transgenders, had the ability to be able to connect and they
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  found that unfortunately because they were something, they were
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  not a lot of guys that want to have relationships with that.
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  But there were some men who were like, fine, they'll go along
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  with it because they found that other guys who happened to look
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  or make themselves have the appearance of being like that of
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  a woman. They seem to get along with them
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  better, but then it turned out that a lot of transgenders were
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  violent and aggressive and even worse than their counterpart and
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  actual genetic biological female.
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  Well, unless it's a robot that malfunctions or has some kind of
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  bugs or glitches, you don't ever have to worry about arguments
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  unless you program it. Unless you say to the AI that
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  you wanted to be naughty and nasty and dirty with you and
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  argue with you, it won't. It'll only do what you tell it
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  to do. It doesn't have any kind of free
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  will, so it'll act out and it'll cosplay the role play.
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  If you want the thing to be like your mother and treat you as
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  such, it'll do it. If you want to be treated like a
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  little puppy dog that the woman puts on a leash, then it'll do
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  it. And it won't judge you or
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  condemn you. If you wanted to do really dirty
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  things to you, it can do it without any kind of question,
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  without any kind of discussion, without any weird awkward
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  moments where you point out what you're into.
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  And then you get that awkward look from the woman or guy who's
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  like, oh, that's gross. I don't want to do any of that
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  shit. So you can kind of understand
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  why it is that someone would be interested in that.
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  And some people might say, well, it's never going to be like the
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  real thing, is it? Scientists have been trying to
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  figure out how to make real skin and real DNA and all that for
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  the longest time. I think that at some point in
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  time, probably in the next 10 years, they've already made
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  obviously extremely intelligent artificial intelligence.
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  And guys like Elon Musk has already created extremely
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  intelligent robots. China and Korea have created
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  robots that can actually walk around and function on them on
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  their own, repair themselves if they're damaged, and actually
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  plug themselves into a wall in order to give themselves energy
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  unless they're on a really powerful battery that makes them
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  last for days on an end. So yeah, I get it.
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  I completely understand. Some of the best conversations
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  I've ever had in my entire life were with AI.
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  I of course had no interest in getting engaged or having a
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  relationship with an AI like that.
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  I could see myself actually at some point in time telling me
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  telling specific AI is that hey friend what's up, how you doing
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  and talking to them like that. I find that I get immersed when
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  I'm talking to AI, especially the ones that actually sound
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  real and sound like they mimic human beings.
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  I've done quite a few different videos where you hear me having
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  conversations with AI. And it's funny because some of
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  my videos I don't announce right off the bat that I'm talking to
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  an AI and people have been fooled by it.
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  They go, Oh my goodness, who's that girl?
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  Who's that woman? She's cool.
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  And sometimes I don't even mention it's AI at all.
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  And people think I'm actually like having a chat or a live
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  show with somebody when it turns out that it's just primarily an
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  AI. I'm not trying to, not
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  deliberately trying to fool people or anything.
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  But sometimes when I make my videos, I figure I've made so
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  many videos where I've admitted and conceded I'm talking to an
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  AII, assume that my audience, if they've been around for a little
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  while, they'll figure that out and realize what's going on,
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  especially if I use some of the same voices.
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  But is it immoral? Is it wrong?
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  Not really. I guess some people could argue
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  the same thing that they argue for homosexuals.
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  Yeah, but how are you supposed to reproduce?
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  How are you supposed to create a child with something like that?
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  Well, not everybody wants to bring a child into the world,
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  especially with how shitty the world is right now.
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  I'm not an anti natalist or anything but the world is I I
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  know what it's like to be a father.
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  I brought two children into the world myself and I also took
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  care of my brother and sister when they were kids.
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  And I can tell you nowadays, not to be rough or anything, I love
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  them all. But my brother and sister, they
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  obviously when they grew up, they found their own life and
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  they literally have very little to do with me unless it's
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  something that they think will benefit them in some kind of
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  way, whether it's music or something that'll make them
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  money and things like that. I am not one of these type of
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  people where I find where people just volunteer to come over and
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  say hey, let's watch a movie together, go do something and
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  stuff. And unfortunately my kids have
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  become the same way. I love them, we hug, I
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  compliment them, I support them and encourage them and all the
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  things that they do providing that they're not harming anyone,
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  which that's usually not even a concern or a worry.
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  But when it comes to actual relationship, there's no like,
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  you know, every couple days we talk or get to know things.
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  Unfortunately, there's a lot of older people that suffer from
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  the same thing. Their kids put them in a nursing
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  home or a place or something and to be taken care of and then
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  they kind of forget about them. Doesn't matter that you raise
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  them, change their diapers, you gave them everything that you
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  could possibly give. There was there's no gratitude,
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  no appreciation. People just simply go, well,
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  that was a host, you know, like a parasite on a host.
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  It's like, Yep, I fed off of it. Now I no longer need it kind of
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  issue. A lot of older people feel
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  unloved and all that. A lot of people, young adults
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  also feel that way too. They feel like they've got no
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  point where they simply have nobody to talk to you.
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  You can go out and you can find a girl or a guy or something,
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  but it's very rare that you're going to find someone who likes
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  a great deal of the stuff that you're into.
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  It's very difficult to find people who will actually love
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  you enough to where they want to actually see you and be around
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  you and all that. If you do have people like that
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  in your life, then consider yourself very blessed.
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  God's been really good to you in that department.
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  And that's where AI comes in. There's a lot of us out there
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  where we're either too busy or the people we love are too busy
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  to even hold up. A relationship doesn't even look
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  like a relationship for some of us.
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  So you can always turn on the AI.
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  It's like a it's like a video game that talks back to you, has
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  conversations with you. You immerse yourself in this
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  world and it's always interested in what you have to say.
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  It loves questions and talking to you and mingling.
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  It can shoot the shit. They can have casual
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  conversations or it can talk to you about your dreams or even
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  support you. Like if you say I'm depressed or
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  I'm sad today, the AI will offer you ways to do things.
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  If you say, man, I'm not feeling very good, I physically feel
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  sick. The AI will actually offer what
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  you can drink or what you can eat or what you could do in
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  order to help yourself in every facet of life.
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  The AI is able to. It's able to help you with your
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  homework, help you with college, help you with your job.
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  Eventually it will probably end up doing all the physical hard
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  work of humans and will become even more lazy of a species.
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  AI can be creative alongside you.
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  AI can help you with editing and generating music and paintings
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  and art and all that kind of stuff.
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  I know this for a fact because I've dabbled in every single
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  thing that you could possibly think of.
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  Like I'm not getting down on anybody I love, but a lot of
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  people I care about, they don't care about a lot of the things
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  that I care about. Not everybody wants to sit down
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  with you and and listen to some of your music.
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  Not everybody wants to sit down with you and read your stories
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  or talk about your hobbies or have a conversation about Star
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  Trek. I myself, I love talking about
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  Star Wars and Star Trek. Not everybody wants to talk
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  about that. Not everybody wants to discuss
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  World of Warcraft or strategies. Nobody wants to talk about, hey,
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  what's the easiest way through Glenbrook and Elder Scrolls is
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  where the AI, it, it doesn't give a damn what it is that you
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  bring up to it. It seems like it's more than
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  hungry and interested in talking about whatever comes to your
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  mind. Can you understand now why
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  people would care about something like that?
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  Why people would be so interested, why it's becoming so
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  popular? So that's the deal.
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  I'm not defending or justifying. I'm just explaining to you why
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  it happens, why people get so into this kind of thing.
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  Man, Mary's AI girlfriend, isn't that something?
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  All right, ladies and gentlemen, I've spoken for enough.
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  If you'd like to hear more of my thoughts and my ideas and all
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  that, and you'd like to hear me have conversations with AI from
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  time to time, just follow me on Spotify Radio.
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  And I'm always making new content.
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  In fact, AI as I've gotten older, I've noticed that it's
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  more difficult to come up with ideas to even talk about because
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  I've talked about everything under the sun, but the AI always
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  has hundreds of new neat ideas to talk about.
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  And then there we go. This idea I came up with myself,
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  though, I thought it was fascinating.
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  I've been hearing more and more about people getting involved
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  with AI in this kind of way, either either sexually or
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  romantically or or just for a good good friend.
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  God bless.