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[Killdren88]

The question you should be asking is not why a human might be attracted to a computer with a "sexy robot body," but rather why an AI would ever be attracted to a human.

As the film "Her" demonstrated, that kind of relationship is more emotional than physical. The machine learns what emotions mean what.

[Zazzerka]

Geth unit aint never gunna cook brunch.

[Vespervin]

I support this. It would be very interesting to romance an AI.

[Deebo305]

Captain Obvious says, "Bow chika bow wow."

*sexy snip*

I will accept no substitutes ONLY Lexa Doig maybe 7 of 9 

[capn233]

As the film "Her" demonstrated, that kind of relationship is more emotional than physical. The machine learns what emotions mean what.

 

I didn't see that movie.

 

You would think the intellectual gulf between an ME series AI and a human would be vast.  Why would an AI lower itself?

[Halfdan The Menace]

I am not opposed to this idea, robots need love too.

[Zeroth Angel]

Why not?

If Joker gets to tap a robot then there's no reason we shouldn't.

[HuldraDancer]

Giffany for ME:A ship AI and LI semi confirmed

[Thermopylae]

I find the above idea interesting. My answer to Capri233.

 

Can you imagine an astronaut alone on a ship developing a relationship with the on board computer, the computer developing algorithms because one of its primary goals is to keep the astronaut alive and sane. 

 

As a player experience in a computer game, this could be replicated by an extended time with the player interacting with the ship AI, perhaps during a significant beginning period, then afterwards the player gets bombarded with "strange", an evolved post human society or aliens. The AI would still be a comforting contact with the origin culture or human world. 

[Nitrocuban]

Only if she's played by Alicia Vikander.