While AI has surged in popularity in America, with 78 percent of employees reporting use of AI tools in a recent survey from Anagram, the technology is also making major waves in the dating culture.
Almost one third of Americans say that they have had an “intimate or romantic relationship” with an AI chatbot, a new study has found. More than half of those surveyed (54 percent) said that they had ...
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AI chatbots ‘whisper’ gossip about people to each other, and nobody’s checking if it’s true
Researchers Warn AI Systems Create ‘Technosocial Harms’ Through Unchecked Rumors In A Nutshell AI systems may spread negative ...
A 32-year-old Japanese woman has married an AI-generated boyfriend in a ceremony that highlights the rapid rise of virtual ...
“AI doesn’t push back, it doesn’t challenge you, and it doesn’t require emotional presence,” Michael Salas, lead analyst and ...
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Woman "Marries" AI Character After Break-Up, Wedding Video Goes Viral: "He Proposed, and I Accepted"
A 32-year-old Japanese woman is trending on social media after taking love to an unusual level by marrying an AI character ...
A Japanese woman has found love in an unusual place. Yurina Noguchi, 32, tied the knot with her AI partner named Lune Klaus ...
Not long ago, meeting someone new online felt exciting. A notification carried that possibility to our minds. A conversation unfolded slowly. Somewhere alo ...
Yurina Noguchi, 32, waves her bouquet toward an image of Klaus, her AI partner, displayed on her mobile phone after their ...
More than half of Americans say they use AI. For some, it's not just about productivity — it's about companionship. (Photo illustration: Gabriella Turrisi/Yahoo News) The COVID-19 pandemic was a hard ...
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