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given the amount of unhappily married boomers and younger i’ve seen, kinda hard not to still see this as a net positive
and i say this as someone happily married for more than a decade but i feel like it’s survivorship bias on my part to ignore the vast amount of people with miserable relationships
You think people having some fake superficial connection with a mathematical algorithm is better than people having real connections (whether they are good or bad, both are at least REAL experiences)?
If you think it's a good development, humanity is going extinct. Or at least, the people that get swayed by these models.
at least the fake relationships don’t bring neglected kids into the mix
honestly easily better than whatever set of absuove relationships out there
AI relationships themselves are abusive. They are the ultimate gas-lighting machines.