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Artificial Intelligence, especially Large Language Models like GPT-4, can be viewed through the parent-child relationship lens, reflecting the care and responsibility akin to raising a child. This perspective helps balance AI’s capabilities with societal impacts, ethical considerations, and risk management, without implying AI sentience or diminishing human complexities.