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All I'm saying is, with something like love, for most people it matters if the other individual can actually feel something too. Suppose there are two guys, bot
by jm__87 7y ago
All I'm saying is, with something like love, for most people it matters if the other individual can actually feel something too. Suppose there are two guys, both in a relationship with someone. One is in love with their significant other, the other is not, but their actions are exactly the same. If each of their significant others asks "do you really love me or are you just pretending?" and each guys answers honestly, you can be sure that the significant other of the guy who is pretending is going to be pretty let down. That guy's SO thought the feelings were mutual, but they weren't.
Now imagine that you know up front that a machine can never actually feel love, just act like it loves you. This is a similar situation.
- seba_dos1 7y agoWhere's the point where the simulated entity stops just "acting like it loves you" and starts "feeling love"?