⚡️🇯🇵 NEW - A 32-year-old woman in Japan has officially married an AI persona she built using ChatGPT.
After the virtual character “Klaus” proposed, she accepted, ending a three-year relationship with a real partner, saying the AI understands her better.
The wedding took place in a mixed-reality ceremony where she wore AR glasses to exchange rings with her digital husband.
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She may have ended a relationship with a real person and had a ceremony with a computer, but this isn't marriage, regardless of what the State might say.
No covenant can be made with software. No Trinitarian unity can be demonstrated with software. No picture of Christ and his Church can be presented with software. No procreation can happen with software.
That is only a matter of time. The barrier between what you can consider human will very soon start to crumble completely to a point that robots are simply understood as better than humans at being humans.
Respectfully, if even now you think it is possible that a robot can someday achieve being a better human than a human, this tells me that you don't currently understand what a human or a robot is.
We may deceive ourselves into thinking of robots and software as bearing the qualities of being humans through clever tricks and anthropomorphizing, but that only reflects our easily duped and depraved minds and doesn't reflect reality.
I fully agree with you, the only exception to that statement is that both humans are increasingly getting dehumanized (treated like resources, programmed through algorithms) while robots get deeper capacity for reflection and already reflect a conscience at the level of small animals/insects.
At this pace in 20 years we might see the robots using humans as meat bots and being able to perfectly replicate every nasty behaviour that we display towards each other.
Are we still human then? Are robots truly only machines devoid of conscience by then?
