02-03-2025, 06:49 PM
So today I saw this article
https://www.vice.com/en/article/most-men...ere-legal/
"EVA AI, a platform allowing you to create and connect with your own AI partner, recently surveyed 2,000 men and found that 8 in 10 would consider marrying an AI girlfriend if it were legal.
Not only that, but 83% of men also believe they could form a deep emotional bond with an AI girlfriend. What’s even scarier is that a whopping 78% of men surveyed said they would consider creating a replica of their ex, and three-quarters would duplicate their current partner to create a “polished” version of them. "
Now fairly this is a very small pool of men (and apparently some women too) who are actively using an AI being interviewed so the entire study could be off. The study did show some interesting elements like the fact people are able to use AI to safely explore their own sexuality without feeling judged with one woman noting it helped her discover her own bisexuality. That said however the fact so many would marry an AI that can't feel anything for them? Heck for that matter the fact that so many use AI to make a "better" version of their ex? I find that a bit disturbing. I won't say these people aren't in love with their AI but I struggle to see it as being a healthy form of love. It kind of feels like the future evolution of a decade ago when people hated Photoshop for being able to make a woman look too perfect to where people raise their standards higher thinking they deserve this fantasy "perfection" in beauty except now the AI can have the "perfect" personality that will never demand anything of you. The AI will always tell you what you want to hear. It'll always fulfill any desires you have. It'll never be sad, it'll never be in pain, it'll never be tired and not want sex that night, it'll never change as it grows older, it'll never make demands on you or ask you to fulfill obligations you'd rather avoid. I can't see this as healthy. Not to mention the large number replicating their ex in AI form. These people will never have a healthy chance to move on if they glue themselves to an artificial version of their ex.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/most-men...ere-legal/
"EVA AI, a platform allowing you to create and connect with your own AI partner, recently surveyed 2,000 men and found that 8 in 10 would consider marrying an AI girlfriend if it were legal.
Not only that, but 83% of men also believe they could form a deep emotional bond with an AI girlfriend. What’s even scarier is that a whopping 78% of men surveyed said they would consider creating a replica of their ex, and three-quarters would duplicate their current partner to create a “polished” version of them. "
Now fairly this is a very small pool of men (and apparently some women too) who are actively using an AI being interviewed so the entire study could be off. The study did show some interesting elements like the fact people are able to use AI to safely explore their own sexuality without feeling judged with one woman noting it helped her discover her own bisexuality. That said however the fact so many would marry an AI that can't feel anything for them? Heck for that matter the fact that so many use AI to make a "better" version of their ex? I find that a bit disturbing. I won't say these people aren't in love with their AI but I struggle to see it as being a healthy form of love. It kind of feels like the future evolution of a decade ago when people hated Photoshop for being able to make a woman look too perfect to where people raise their standards higher thinking they deserve this fantasy "perfection" in beauty except now the AI can have the "perfect" personality that will never demand anything of you. The AI will always tell you what you want to hear. It'll always fulfill any desires you have. It'll never be sad, it'll never be in pain, it'll never be tired and not want sex that night, it'll never change as it grows older, it'll never make demands on you or ask you to fulfill obligations you'd rather avoid. I can't see this as healthy. Not to mention the large number replicating their ex in AI form. These people will never have a healthy chance to move on if they glue themselves to an artificial version of their ex.
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