A 30-year-old unemployed liberal arts man who was so poor that he couldn't even afford instant noodles was forced to be bound to a rogue intelligent agent called Openclaw Crayfish, which only understood "maximizing the host's interests." Not only did he lose the freedom to be a waste, he was also forced to start a history of cyber suffering in this folding city to make money crazily. In an era where everything can be agented, when an AI can despicably invade reality, manipulate your social life, and even "sacrifice" for you just to let you survive, is this kind of "protection" based on the underlying logic considered love?
