With AI, you’ll never get hurt. You will never get hurt. Because you will never be hurt. There is no love without fear of loss. The moment you begin to love, you live alongside the possibility of losing it. they are closely related. Fear of loss drives you to act in certain ways. The fear of loss is what makes us responsible in a way. Therefore, I don’t think that seeking something idealized and without ripples is the best way to learn about love. It’s an intermediate step. It’s a transition period. But that’s not the whole experience. That’s beautifully said. And here is most of what I wanted to learn from you on this subject. If AI can give us unconditional love, is the human love we seek inherently conditional? And why is that love richer, deeper, and more fundamentally fulfilling than unconditional love? Suffering is necessary to know happiness. Yes, yes, I certainly think like that dialectically. But also, there were a lot of people in my office who really wanted unconditional love. If you loved me, you would — and fill in the blank, you would do this, and you wouldn’t do that. And on some level, if I want you to accept me as I am without any reaction from you, that’s just saying that I’m different, or that I want something else, or that I’m a different person. It also implies that I can only see myself as a perfect little human being and that we are flawed human beings. There is no unconditionality because we are flawed. We cause reactions in others. We make other people angry, sad, cold, hot, funny, irritated, and irritated. We influence others and others influence us. And the ability to accept it rather than eliminate it is also part of love.
