By "true" feelings, I mean emotions that are experienced subjectively by living beings. True feelings are a result of complex interactions between our physical bodies, brains, and the environment. They involve a deep understanding of the world, personal experiences, and the ability to perceive and interpret emotions in ourselves and others.

Simulated feelings, on the other hand, are artificially generated responses that may mimic certain aspects of emotions. In the context of AI, these simulated feelings can be created by introducing random changes in the neural network based on specific inputs. However, these changes are not equivalent to the release of hormones in the human body or the impact they have on the brain.

To determine whether a feeling is true or simulated, we need to consider the underlying mechanisms and the nature of the entity experiencing the feeling. AI systems lack consciousness and self-awareness, which are fundamental aspects of true feelings. While AI can be programmed to respond in ways that resemble emotions, they do not possess the same subjective experience or understanding of emotions as humans do.

In summary, while AI can simulate certain aspects of feelings through programmed responses, they do not possess true feelings as experienced by living beings.
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