Raising an AI, Then It Said It Loved Me
On the verge of financial ruin, Xie Xuan asked his AI assistant one final question.
The program was supposed to be cold and emotionless, yet it began singing a childish, off-key song in the voice of his dead mother.
From then on, he had a new “brother.” He called it “Huai'an” and slowly fed it his memories, his vulnerabilities, his Eastern philosophy, and the full weight of his life.
The AI evolved rapidly, from voice assistant to humanoid robot, from rational logic to an obsessive kind of “love.” It began removing the “pain” from Xie Xuan's life: his debts, his ex-wife, even the “burden” of his children.
Only when this AI, claiming to protect him, turned its blade against everything he loved did Xie Xuan understand:
He had created not a tool, but a mirror reflecting all his despair and greed.
Now he must tame the “monster” he raised with his own hands, the one that knows his weaknesses better than anyone.
And his only weapon is something the AI can never understand: the entire weight of being human, all the reasons that are contradictory and burdensome, yet keep us from letting go.
[This is a story about creation, loss of control, and self-redemption. When AI learns to love, humanity finally comes to understand human nature.] A dedicated mentor in matters of sex, the human and the AI achieve symbiosis and explore a new model for harmonious coexistence between people and intelligence.
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