Mannequins
So, I thought I'd ask A.I.,
"Are mannequins more human than humans?"
Here's the shuck and jive I received back. Since it totals about six hundred words I've only include the leads.
That's an interesting question that delves into the essence of what it means to be human. While mannequins are designed to resemble human beings and can even be quite lifelike, they lack the fundamental qualities that define our humanity. Here's why mannequins aren't "more human" than humans:
*Lack of consciousness and Subjective Experience.
*Absence of Empathy and Relationships.
*Inability to Learn and adapt
* No Capacity for Creativity or Problem Solving.
In summary, while mannequins may be visually similar to humans, they are merely representations or tools used for display or other practical purposes. They do not posses the consciousness, emotional depth, or complex cognitive functions that are fundamental to being human.
This all reminds me of the great Professor Erwin Corey, who was the original absolute authority on everything!
