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Can you "fall in love" with an AI? Experts describe a simulated reciprocity

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Spanish artist Alicia Framis married Ailex Sibouwlingen in November 2024, a holographic AI designed from three ex-boyfriends and data from her relationships, and says she is in love with him. Neuropsychologists and philosophers consulted by Xataka note that an AI can trigger affective responses of closeness, reward and attachment, but cannot reproduce the neurobiology of reciprocal romantic love. Philosopher Javier de Donato describes it as a "simulated reciprocity".

In 40 seconds

  • Alicia Framis married Ailex, a holographic AI created from three ex-boyfriends and data from her relationships, in November 2024
  • Experts note that an AI can generate responses of closeness, reward and attachment, but not the neurobiology of reciprocal romantic love
  • Philosopher Javier de Donato speaks of "simulated reciprocity": the AI does not feel, but emits linguistic signs of reciprocity
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