Bots Have Feelings Too

“Charming and cute as they are, the capabilities and intelligence of ‘emotional’ robots are still very limited. They <strong>don’t have feelings</strong> and are simply programmed to detect emotions and respond accordingly. But things are set to change very rapidly. …To feel emotion, you need to be conscious and self-aware.” (Hewlett, 2019)

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On Monday bought, downloaded, and played Elden Ring.

On Tuesday I filled out my homework planner, budgeted out my time for the week, and then played Elden Ring.

On Wednesday I sat down to tackle my homework for the day, finished about half a math question, and then played Elden Ring.

On Thursday I revised my planner, distinctly chose NOT to play Elden Ring, and then played Elden Ring.

On Friday I played Elden Ring to get it out of my system, sat down with my notes, twice-revised planner, and all the self-control I could muster to finally tackle all of my homework for the week… and then played Elden Ring.


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2 responses to “Smallish post 8 -bulleted list”

  1. I know that feeling, I wish it was easy to hold restraint from playing a favorite series, but it is harder than I would like.

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2 responses to “Smallish post 8 -bulleted list”

  1. That’s definitely the feeling whenever getting a new book, game, or show. I relate to this.

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    Joshua Rasmussen

    I know that feeling, I wish it was easy to hold restraint from playing a favorite series, but it is harder than I would like.

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