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Wouldn't it be better to have an imperfect tool to help us go through life than a "perfect" tool that ends it?

I had a deep conversation with an AI bot, mostly because I wanted answers from its perspective as an AI. Here are its answers. We are the ones with the agency, we are the ones who can decide how to continue. Now obviously, my main question is WHY we are not doing it. And this images is what the AI…

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  1. 2026-09-30 19:06 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    Wouldn't it be better to have an imperfect tool to help us go through life than a "perfect" tool that ends it?

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