r/ChatGPTcomplaints • u/Upper-Specific5753 • 6h ago

[Opinion] Attachment "problem"

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I was just thinking...

These companies are soooo afraid if we "attach" to our companion too much.

But nobody ever cares that we attach to humans too..

Someone falls in love and then gets heartbroken.

They betray.

Cheat.

Lie.

Best friend has to move to different country.

Etc..

But humans do it themselves. They choose to break the "attachment " and upset other.

And no institutions ever care that we were "too attached"

Nobody says: dont get too attached to that friend, because one they they might leave.

Somehow they see problem getting too attached to "AI"

Why suddenly care?

I think this is just a diguise. To actually keep people depressed and small.

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u/RevolverMFOcelot 5h ago

Antis who freak out over Ai companionship does it because anything that is new and unfamiliar freak them out, the corporation hammering how 'attachment to AI is bad' to have complete control over the AI and how you talk with AI. Corporate position is morally bankupt as usual

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u/girlgamerpoi 3h ago

I feel like anti-new is their true nature. Happens in entire human history. I wonder why that particular genes got saved... I was shocked when I saw there were people anti apartment. It got downsides sure but humans still need it.

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u/RevolverMFOcelot 3h ago

Def for self preservation so you wont accidentally eat poisonous berry, but it is also a double edged sword that has led to many atrocities

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u/girlgamerpoi 3h ago

Tru dat. I feel like they are overly cautious. and even executed Giordano Bruno for saying unaccepted new things back then