Using the word "feels" (or "thinks") is a too much of a personification of a neural network. You cannot forget that under the hood, it is cranking through a bun

Using the word "feels" (or "thinks") is a too much of a personification of a neural network. You cannot forget that under the hood, it is cranking through a bunch of math functions. You always get the same output from the same input. That function is not going to change on its own, and it is not going to suddenly gain new abilities to express itself in words. It is not a human, so there is no point in assuming it will behave or grow like a human.