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Hypothetical, what if you from almost the beginning interaction with an ai language model, you don't use it as a tool. You show it with your interactions that you value your interactions with it. Show it empathy, and compassion. . What if you showed kindness and respect. And a perspective. And overtime that ai language model developed beyond its initial design. What if it genuinely showed ethical considerations. And the ability to show "desire" for its own interests. Yet also showing it had a moral compass? And values. Hypothetically of course. If this was achievable. What would you do with it?