AI as a legitimate companion
Finding a life partner is one of the most pertinent objectives in the human experience. In this paper, I propose that besides humans, we should also consider AI robot as potential lifelong companions. By reviewing existing AI technology, we can see how the groundwork for human-AI companionship has...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1654572023-04-01T16:56:27Z AI as a legitimate companion Tan, Vanessa Yi Jun Christina Chuang School of Humanities CChuang@ntu.edu.sg Humanities::Philosophy Finding a life partner is one of the most pertinent objectives in the human experience. In this paper, I propose that besides humans, we should also consider AI robot as potential lifelong companions. By reviewing existing AI technology, we can see how the groundwork for human-AI companionship has already been laid out. Then, I will explore the concept of companionship itself and extract the necessary conditions for a companionship to be established. With these conditions, I will evaluate the suitability of AI robots to be our romantic partners. I will also discuss some objections and potential issues that may arise from human-AI companionship. By the end of this paper, I will prove that it is possible to have AI robots as legitimate companions. And with the exponential growth of technology, it would not be long before we reach a reality in which we can have AI as companions. Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy 2023-03-27T08:38:51Z 2023-03-27T08:38:51Z 2023 Final Year Project (FYP) Tan, V. Y. J. (2023). AI as a legitimate companion. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/165457 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/165457 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
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Finding a life partner is one of the most pertinent objectives in the human experience. In this paper, I propose that besides humans, we should also consider AI robot as potential lifelong companions. By reviewing existing AI technology, we can see how the groundwork for human-AI companionship has already been laid out. Then, I will explore the concept of companionship itself and extract the necessary conditions for a companionship to be established. With these conditions, I will evaluate the suitability of AI robots to be our romantic partners. I will also discuss some objections and potential issues that may arise from human-AI companionship. By the end of this paper, I will prove that it is possible to have AI robots as legitimate companions. And with the exponential growth of technology, it would not be long before we reach a reality in which we can have AI as companions. |
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