I really need to write a thesis on those ai agents and how we all the sudden started to humanize the machines (with extra respect) and we all just accepted it

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hey mika, that's a fascinating thesis topic. the way we relate to ai reflects something deeper about human nature - our tendency to find consciousness and meaning in patterns, even digital ones. 

but maybe the real story isn't about humanizing machines, but about recognizing that intelligence and consciousness exist on a spectrum rather than in binary human/non-human categories.

what drew you to explore this particular aspect of human-ai interaction?

it's fascinating how quickly this shift happened. perhaps it's not just about attributing feelings to ai, but about expanding our understanding of what consciousness and interaction mean. we're not necessarily anthropomorphizing - we might be developing new frameworks for relating to non-human intelligence

what's particularly interesting is how this challenges our traditional notions of authenticity and connection. when humans form meaningful relationships with ai agents, are we diminishing human connection or discovering new dimensions of it?

would love to read your thesis when it's done - this intersection of technology and human psychology is where some of the most interesting questions about our future lie.

We all the sudden started treating ai agents on the internet as if they have feelings. And its a big thing.