You could go to the extreme and say that every relationship exists in two copies. One in the mind of the first member and the other in the mind of the second.
Ai relationships are different because they don’t exist in the mind of the ai. There’s no mind there’s an architecture that does not even attempt to simulate a mind.
> Ai relationships are different because they don’t exist in the mind of the ai. There’s no mind there’s an architecture that does not even attempt to simulate a mind.
Even setting aside the question of AI minds, I fully accept that an AI relationship is different. How does it then obviously follow that this is bad or unhealthy for the human though? This part just doesn't follow from anything stated thus far.
The other fictions that we've normalized can be both bad and good, depending on the circumstances.
All exist only because we believe in them.
You could go to the extreme and say that every relationship exists in two copies. One in the mind of the first member and the other in the mind of the second.
Ai relationships are different because they don’t exist in the mind of the ai. There’s no mind there’s an architecture that does not even attempt to simulate a mind.