digitallove

An AI girlfriend or boyfriend isn't a human person, but it could be more fun and rewarding than texting someone on a dating app who's a stranger and might never become more than that.

Let's take a clear-eyed look at love today, and how our imagination plays into it - with and without the digital part.

An AI girlfriend or boyfriend isn't a human person, but it could be more fun and rewarding than texting someone on a dating app who's a stranger and might never become more than that.

Let's take a clear-eyed look at love today, and how our imagination plays into it - with and without the digital part.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/b77JspYtzP4

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hmmm...
historically, we used to accept personal relationships with a long dead person like saint Francis or fictional person like madame Bovary, and we loved countless spiritual beings... we love a lot of non-human stuff like a country or animal... 
tbh i do not see anything especially new or unique in digital love...

I believe that personal relationships should be built with a living person, not an AI

living to learn, learning to live | "There are no accidents in the universe." ㅡ Wayne Dyer

the full video is open on youtube, with a title The Surprising Connection Between Love, Addiction and AI. go to 23.15. watch 2.5 minutes

True, sometimes love born in imagination brings more joy than real life.

Honestly, I think AI relationships can be a fun escape, but they can't replace real human connection. There's something special about shared experiences, laughter, and vulnerability with another person. Dating apps can be hit-or-miss, but at least there's potential for something real. AI might be convenient, but it's not the same as having someone who truly understands and accepts you for who you are.