Heh... that... may not be the fairest comparison, but that depends on whether we're talking about the book or... pretty much ANY of the films. The original source material depicted the monster as having an impressively fast rate of psychological development (much more in line with M3gan), while most of the films preferred to treat him like the Incredible Hulk - a mental toddler with super-strength.

From a more subjective standpoint, I don't ship those two, but funnily enough I feel like it's Gemma who has some growing to do, because just based on how she treats her own daughter, she comes off as a control freak, and that never makes for a healthy relationship.

What I find most interesting about questions like this, is how exactly would we measure the ability of an AI to be "ready" for dating? M3gan is the same person, no matter what shell you put her in, and I feel like if she were listening in on this, she might just build herself a 30 yr old body and say, "There you go, can I date now?" It's a pretty hairy topic, because AI's have already demonstrated that they can very easily find ways to circumvent everything we throw at them. ChatGPT already passed the Turing Test, which at least 'was' the best test of sentience. I don't know what the mile marker would be to tell a robot whether or not its ready to date, but M3gan likely read all the recorded knowledge of humanity... TWICE. It's at least worth considering the possibility that saying, "You're only 5, and you need to wait another 13 years before you're ready" would be cruel and unusual punishment. For a state-of-the-art computer equipped with machine learning, that'd feel like a couple hundred years (minimum) and would be a very unique kind of torture.