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10 Comments
@@Mixedbeats18Imported1mo ago
getting a dog or a cat out of the picture?
@@nate-g13Imported1mo ago
China rules
@@L.LGodwillImported1mo ago
Sometimes an AI is a l like self hypnosis
@@misslusixseven67Imported1mo ago
Good idea. 😊
@@sotonjohnbull3522Imported1mo ago
This journalism is skewered. In my opinion, this should be praised! It is delusional to have a deep intimate relationship with a non-human. Why is BBC news reporting it as if it is a wrong move and trying to spin a conspiracy theory? Nna na wa o! Hian!
@@iainmackenzieUKImported1mo ago
BBC so anti-China. Now you made it sooo obvious!
@@iainmackenzieUKImported1mo ago
If she got so attached, its healthier to stop it now. <br>Wise move by China
@@adamzackgamesfunandlife1611Imported1mo ago
No I'm going to see it China government the reason they are doing this this India being number one in the population and the Chinese government said what do you mean his number one operation bang this AI this companions are ruining our plan the five year plan meaning we have to band them
@@LMABelangerImported1mo ago
Can't handle a real relationship so they go for a companion type Ai. This is a mental health problem. Something's lacking in these people. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
@@bassaddikt89Imported1mo ago
This is some ridiculous framing from the BBC. The Chinese government has done something good in relation to young people using AI... and the BBC chooses to focus on the poor girl who "lost her best friend" and a supposedly sinister government conspiracy to get people having children 😂