Take into consideration how many people create pure AI-generated music. Some percentage of those people will have made it for others as a ‘gift’.

“Make me a song, Daddy!” the young daughter might ask.

And he makes her a song with AI. He tells it to make a song for a little girl about her $personality_traits. And the AI makes the song, and Daddy shows his daughter the song. And she loves it.

Here’s the problem:

The daughter knows that her dad didn’t make the song himself. So, she psychologically attributes some percentage of the love and feeling she has for this song, which cites her very specific $personality_traits, toward the AI.

There is a conflict here for the daughter. Does she emotionally submit to the AI? Does she allow herself to have feelings for it, as she does her dad, for having the remaining percentage of credit for writing the song for her?

This may be very dangerous for the future. People should *not* emotionally submit to any AI, technology or any non-sentient being.

Let this serve as a warning.

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