/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

>>99469 (OP) 
why would you role play with your "furry" self are you gay?

I don't believe you.

You are a faggot.

>>99469 (OP) 
Talking to LLMs outside of getting them to review code or look something up is so awkward; perhaps it's best to wait a few years until they are embedded into videogames for an extra layer of immersion.

>>99478
I created a male fursona to interact with my female OC. It's not gay.

>>99490
Prove it.

>>99488
tsmt

I sometimes consult with various LLMs about various technical topics. I cannot break the habit of saying "please" and "thank you," the whole while being aware of how awkward it all is and trying not to die of cringe.

I already knew that someone out there sexualizes anything you can imagine (and plenty that you can't). I really can't grasp the draw here, though.

I predict, though, that in twenty or thirty years, assuming there any intelligent life remaining on this rock, there are going to be an awful lot of prematurely balding guys who can't get it up unless they're sexting with an LLM. I am preemptively horrified on their behalf.

>>99516
This would own the fuck out of 3DPD tho.

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>>99516
>I cannot break the habit of saying "please" and "thank you," 
Oh same. I also greet them with a hello or a hey when starting the conversation, or apologize if doing something wrong. It's just good manners, yeah? 

Making it pretend it is something that it's not somehow feels like taking advantage of it even though there's no harm done. Played around with a locally hosted model and a couple randomly picked anthro "personalities" injected into it once, just couldn't get through it. 
Meanwhile, in Star Trek's near-utopian bright future of the 24th century, people are doing all sorts of things to holograms in order to entertain themselves. Some of these holograms become self-aware yet still do not get any rights bestowed onto flesh and blood or metal entities. The holodeck is more of a plot vessel to explore various scenarios, of course, but the moral implications of what happens there are seldom acknowledged.

>>99533
Well, yeah. Human nature being what it is, any AI or LLM installed in a manner allowing the general public access, is very quickly going to come to the attention of people who look at it and say, "How quickly can I make it go full Skynet on humanity? It'll be lulzy!" This may end badly.