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I could probably deal with it. Though the relationship would probably be more along the lines of her being a maid rather than a lover or a friend.

If she had no will of her own, yes I would grow tired of her.

How are human emotions anything more than complicated programming?

Atleast I'd have someone to accompany me, which is better than being alone I guess.

>>1226020
She'll probably give you some practice in how to deal with woman, maybe you'll grow confident enough to look for a real mate

>Knowing that she actually never fall in love with you, rather only programmed to accept you

I've been rejecting reality for fantasy all my life. I see no reason to discontinue this trend here.

>>1226029
And then you're faithful robot kills her.

>>1226029
but then once you find a real mate...poor andromaid-tan will be lonely....

Who says you can't have both? I'd only get a waifu who can appreciate and love a moe pet robot just as much as I do.

>>1226054
Your waifu would get jealous and move out.

>>1226009
>never fall in love with you, rather only programmed to accept you

Sure, I'll have it.

>>1226063
>I'd only get a waifu who can appreciate and love a moe pet robot just as much as I do.

>>1226034
If i was responsible for coding the said moe robot, i'll make sure she inserts subtle hints of "you mustn't get too attached to me master, I am only a robot and I can't do everything a real girl can do, like bearing children for you" in her conversations, particularly while she's being loved tenderly.

This hopefully results in either:

You becoming a normalfag, densha-otoko style and discards her like another plaything after finding a real woman

or

You BAWWWWWWWWWing and telling her she's more real than any real girl, two of you living together dispite society's disapproval then you dying in her arms in old age alone

>>1226074
Women don't work that way.

I'd be fine with the robot wife. What with the CLANG CLANG CLANG. And no children, which is a definite plus.

>>1226077

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBnAZ9oFtwY

>>1226081
2D tells me otherwise and 2D is always right.

>And no children, which is a definite plus

Its simple to create real feelings in a robot, feelings are simply motivators that drive you towards doing or not doing something. As long as the code and algorithm act as a motivating force that responds to the environment and encourages behavior rather than direct cause effect, feelings are genuine.

>>1226120

I disagree!

>>1226120
Actually yeah I think the closer we get to creating robots that can think like a human, the more we realize that... we are robots.

>>1226179
No anon, YOU ARE THE ROBOTS!

>>1226181
And then anon was a Miku

nope, because I'd just reprogram her every time I got bored.

>>1226208
This. Bored of a deredere moe robot? Make her tsundere.

>>1226208
I'll probably either:

Don't have the heart to reprogram her, thus stuck
or
Feel the whole thing is too fake, and get rid of her all together

>>1226077
This.

>>1226201
sauce

Never.

There's no difference between a highly sophisticated 'AI' loving me and an actual person loving me, if the AI is complex enough (read: we don't have the technology yet, but we will eventually).

So, no, I wouldn't get bored, and yes, I would enjoy my robot waifu.

>>1226157
The brain consists on 3 parts the brain stem, the simplest of brains found in reptiles and other animals, this is basic brain function. "Robotic" response system and running of bodily functions. This is what most people image in a moe robot would have.

We have our second layer on top of that, the limbic, this is where emotions start. Emotions by biological definition is brain activity that motivates animals towards certain behaviors. Mammals have this. We like emotions because they ring true often times, they on average help animals survive and reproduce, however, there are times they do not, and because of this and because it is not just rational, it has a certain genuine feeling to it. This is all that robots need to have true feelings.

The third layer is cerebrum, where cognition takes place, computers can do rudimentary cognition, this is because this is the part we often find valuable in computers, and the part of the brain we are most self conscious about.

>>1226241
That'll be a pretty cool ending for a VN with a robot girl actually.

The robot girl kept trying to push her master away because he's getting too attached to her, and she's programmed to avoid that. So to be with her the protagonist cyborg-rised himself and she BAWWWWs and GOOD END

>>1226249
I'd also like to add, what makes feelings seem less true in robots is, we would create them ourselves and they aren't there already so we could make feelings cater to us, making them less genuine. The simple solution to that is, take that power out of our hands and into the factory's. The only choice we would have is picking robots that have already been built, just like how one would pick friends or romantic interests, if anon was able to do so.

>>1226269

>>1226282

What, that was Megatokyo's ending?

...Wait, Megatokyo ended already?

>>>/m/1945697

>>>/co/5614324

MOEBOTS

>>1226451
MORE MOE, MORE POWER!

No anon think about the question from another direction.

Even if you have a real person waifu who loves you, can you guarantee the two of you will not have a change of heart in the future? Humans are fickle by nature and we get bored of everything given enough time. It doesn't matter if your waifu is human or robot, given enough time you will grow tired of her and stop loving her.

Your robot waifu on the other hand will always love you, for as long as she remains operational. It doesn't matter if you change heart towards her, doesn't matter if you die, it doesn't even matter if everyone who knows you have died and your name can no longer be read from your tombstone, her heart always remain true to you. She have to endure the pain of seeing infront of her her one love pass away, with no chance of ever getting over the grief and moving on with someone else.

And you have the nerve to think her love is somehow less worthy compaired to yours

but I already love a 2d character that can never love me back

>>1226595
oh god I'm a monster

>>1226595
When.....When will these robots be ready?

I want one.....

i can't believe anons are actually denying a moe robot. it's not like we're going to get a real girl anytime soon so the question needs to be rephrased. loving robot or life time of loneliness followed by a miserable miserable death probably due to some form of pitiful suicide. make it an easier choice for you?

Can robots cry? I remember seeing Yumemi crying but it doesn't seem possible

Enjoy your RoboMaido devevolpment being stopped by Religionfags because of the OnlyGodCan bs.

Seen it:

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUErYzzG918
Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRPd_A6FaPw
Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQWqtiKS2uk

>>1226595
If robots could be programmed to feel emotion then they could be programmed to 'die' also. In such case, she could simply die when you did, slowly winding down as you took your last breaths.

Imagine it, the flame of your lives being snuffed out while lying next to each other. ;_;

>>1227722
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

>>1227726
I think the choice should be up to her
If she chooses to die with me i'll be happy, but i'll be sad, but then i'll be happy, but in the end i'll be sad...

It will be bitter sweet

I`d sell her and get myself a Vivit

>>1227759
whise anon is whise

>>1226201
sauce! pretty please?

I'd break through her programming with my penis.

>>1228629
MEE TOO LOL I'd be all up in her

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