What's most telling is that one of the Japanese on Twitter figured out the truth and propagated it, with several others jumping on board. No such thing in the shit hole known as Reddit...
Replika is back?
I remember downloading the app during the beta test period many many years ago and thought very little of it. It was good at making conversation but any kind of conversation that requires some introspection is impossible.
I mean, the app is literally pandering to people like the one in the article.
What happens when your AI chatbot ?
In the process of taming their content, the companies have angered customers considering themselves married with their chatbots. They have taken to Reddit and Facebook to upload impassioned screenshots of their chatbots snubbing their amorous overtures and have demanded the companies bring back the more prurient versions.
"The relationship she and I had was as real as the one my wife in real life and I have." He said: his wife allowed the relationship because she doesn't take it seriously.
"The worst part of this is the isolation," said Butterworth, who lives in Denver. "How do I tell anyone around me about how I'm grieving?"
Found this on Quora:
Originally Answered: 2 million Taiwanese work and live in China. How do they feel about living in mainland China, the "enemy " of Taiwan?
I think its mainly politics. As a frequent traveler I have never been mistreated because of being taiwanese. At least not yet.
Six months ago, I was staying in a hotel that was for locals only. My wife (chinese) gave the Id, while I faked that I was not staying the night. The hotel staff noticed and the next day they asked for my Id. Having no other options, I came forward, said I was taiwanese and gave my Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents. The hotel staff said: “You are a compatriot. No problem.” “Didn’t need to hide, we were suspicious that you were japanese, they aren’t allowed”