AI is turning digital love into a mass phenomenon. Swiss evolutionary psychologist Désirée Popelka surveyed both male and female users. Despite differing expectations, she found they had a similar underlying need.
AI girlfriends (here’s an AI-generated image illustrating the topic) adapt entirely to users’ wishes – how is their existence changing the world of real-life relationships?
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AI is turning digital love into a mass phenomenon. Swiss evolutionary psychologist Désirée Popelka surveyed both male and female users. Despite differing expectations, she found they had a similar underlying need.
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