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Jay references 'Her' while explaining its narrative about a man forming a relationship with an AI, ultimately leading to a positive message about real human connections over artificial ones.

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  1. Jay argues that the film Her is anti-transhumanism and illustrates the dangers of marrying AI, criticizing the protagonist's choice to pursue an artificial relationship instead of real human connections.

  2. Jay references 'Her' while explaining its narrative about a man forming a relationship with an AI, ultimately leading to a positive message about real human connections over artificial ones.

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