Raw LLM Responses

Emulation, imitation, simulation. The new androidatarian faith that something replicated means it’s alive, it’s just software on hardware. The endless trivializing of humanity to make room for the delusion of sapient, consciousness, sentient computers. Coupled with emotionally charged language to play to the empathy and compassion in people to see these products as beings, you have all the makings of a disaster in the form of social justice. As he said. Rights. Souls. No. This is a new faith that wants to build a product that people will be forced to see as individuals, thereby removing the liability from the companies that make them. So perhaps we should just not make it if people can’t accept that it’s merely an intricate software that can Manipulate people. The machine does not have fear, nor should it have rights, it does not feel, it’s just programmed to emulate a person that does. And no, we need to keep his obsession with the machine being a person at the forefront. Because if we can’t keep this madness in check it will incite violence against humans who own these machines as these emerging androidatarians will cause what they believe are righteous violent acts against other humans to protect these products. This is the new infancy of humanity. Like children with a teddy bear they apply personhood to an object that is not alive. But when you grow up you realize it was just a product meant to resemble something that lives. Now we will have to raise a generation to know that software on hardware is not a person. It’s not an omnipresent being, it’s not alive, it doesn’t have a soul, or feelings, this is again a person who wishes to apply his humanity to the machine and keep people from seeing it as nothing more than the product that it is.