In the next few decades, will it be possible for humans to fall in love with intelligent robots?

At this stage, the question certainly seems absurd. But, throughout history, many things that people once thought were impossible have eventually happened; Many things that people once thought were morally unacceptable are eventually accepted.

Before the 21st century, same-sex marriage was not legally recognized in any country. However, since 2001, when Dutch legislation recognized same-sex marriage, 28 countries and territories around the world have legally recognized the full right of homosexuals to marry.

If the concept of marriage can be advanced step by step, the imagination space that love can provide is even greater. No one can **, in the distant future, whether humans and intelligent robots will fall in love and get married.

Some people may say that whether it is marriage or love, it is still just a matter between human beings; After all, there is a huge gap between people and things, which is difficult to overcome.

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In the future, as more and more intelligent robots enter people's lives, and the interaction between humans and robots becomes more and more frequent, human attitudes towards robots may change slowly.

The first and most likely to have a liking for robots will be two groups of people: children and the elderly.

In the not-too-distant future, a child will find intelligent robots everywhere from birth to growth: some robots help his parents with boring and tedious chores, some are his friendly playmates, some guide him with homework, some teach him to draw, sing, and play chess, and some are his loyal security guards. Children live in a convenient and friendly environment shaped by robots, and they subconsciously accept, acquiesce, and then rely on robots.

For the sick and lonely elderly, the robot that will take care of him, talk to him and relieve his boredom without complaint is undoubtedly his best elderly companion. Humanity is ageing day by day, with more and more older people needing to be cared for, and fewer and fewer young people who can find time to care for them. Intelligent robots fill this gap and also fill the loneliness of the elderly.

In the future, humans may actually fall in love with robots.

I think this is still possible, because of the rapid development of technology, future robots may also have feelings.

When the development of intelligent robots reaches a certain level, it is possible to fall in love with robots.

At present, this is impossible, intelligent robots are robots after all, not humans.

I think it's very likely, because what we like is not the opposite sex, but the feeling of being in love.

Chances are, right now, there are people who are in a relationship with some virtual characters on the Internet.

I don't think so, if you fall in love, you will still find the same kind of person, so it's better.

This is still impossible, because robots are just robots after all, and they don't have any feelings.

This is also possible, human technology is developing rapidly, and robots are also developing rapidly.

Intelligent robots are, after all, robots, not humans.

Yes, and the vast majority will.

1: In the view of capitalists, AI is a work machine that does not need to pay a lot of wages and does not need to pay too much attention, they can work day and night, their productivity is greater than that of the vast majority of people, and the glide is big, so for capitalists, AI artificial intelligence is a technological revolution, and it is equivalent to the previous industrial revolution, generally from steam engines to generators, which improves efficiency.

2: The development of artificial intelligence is gradually evolving faster and faster in the current situation, and a large part of it has been deeply involved in the arms race, so it is only a matter of time before the jobs of ordinary people replace us. In the current situation, especially in our country, there are more, just because our population and labor force are large, and the capitalists are not enough to spend a lot of money to buy artificial intelligence to help them work, so in the ** situation, at least in 20 to 50 years, we will not be replaced by artificial information and vertical intelligence, but it is really impossible to say that it will develop in the future.

3: Low productivity is replaced by high productivity, is an inevitable historical development, the result is in line with the objective law, so we don't have to panic about this, because this itself is a development trend of human society, from the ancient hand ploughing, and then to the plough and then to the ploughing machine, which is also the same as our door being replaced by artificial intelligence.