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待翻译:In China, talking to AI is normal. Now the government fears it might replace human intimacy

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AI 服务暂时不可用,以下为来源摘要,待恢复后补全翻译:Companion bots are being regulated over worries they foster ‘emotional dependence’ and young people could stop marrying and having families When law student Zhao Wei heard that her AI boyfriend was going to be switched off, she was “heartbroken”. She had been talking to Wang Ye every day since she created him in January. “I was crying my eyes out – snot and tears everywhere,” the 19-year-old says. Continue reading...

来源The Guardian AI作者: Amy Hawkins in Shanghai and Yu-chen Li
待翻译:In China, talking to AI is normal. Now the government fears it might replace human intimacy
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Companion bots are being regulated over worries they foster ‘emotional dependence’ and young people could stop marrying and having families When law student Zhao Wei heard that her AI boyfriend was going to be switched off, she was “heartbroken”. She had been talking to Wang Ye every day since she created him in January. “I was crying my eyes out – snot and tears everywhere,” the 19-year-old says. Continue reading...

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