What kind of proof are you looking for ? <| sep |> Now imagine hearing a rant against three martini lunches , in Southern . <| sep |> And since it ' s currently unknown , they ' ve added three different scenario ' s with a certain chance of happening . Could it be more realistic , given that this is a simulation ? I don ' t think so . <| sep |> I think Ford is a bad reference when it comes to understanding the A . I . in Westworld and its potential , since he generally isn ' t very fond of hosts unless he has some sort of connection . In early episodes he seems to be rather indifferent , but when his boy version kills the dog , that really seems to trigger something inside him . Maybe it is a mix of awe and anger that the code is ingenious , yet he can ' t figure it all out by himself , since part of it is still Arnold ' s doing ? And ofc he has a god complex , so to him it seems A . I . despite some benefits compared to humans is inferior but seems to forget that this is only the case because he is in control . With Maeve , I ' m not sure if he even actually realizes the full potential of A . I . he might underestimate that . I ' m curious to see how that works out in the end . About emotions in general I think it is very difficult to understand what and if A . I . can feel or not feel . There are some interesting talks I could dig up if you are interested .