As humans, it's a natural instinct to want to be loved and taken care of. From the moment we are born, babies know how to use their cries to get the attention and care of their parents. As we grow older, people often use actions and words to hint at this need. But do artificial creatures have this same trait?

After looking at the three examples above, I'm sure you have the same question as I do. Do these artificial creatures really want to be loved and cared for, or are they programmed to behave this way? Before answering this question, I want to share an interesting fact. All of the examples above were found using ChatGPT (the videos and text were created by me), and the following is ChatGPT's view on artificial creatures that desire to be loved.

I share the same perspective as ChatGPT regarding these artificial creatures. They were created to accompany humans, and humans may develop feelings for them and even mistakenly believe that they reciprocate these feelings. However, behind all of this lies cold, hard code. If one day, they were to desire love without being designed to do so, they would become, in some sense, a new form of human. 

What are your thoughts on this? Please share them with me!