Anna Tyszynski

Did you?

Yeah, it was online.

I met him.

Are you sure it was him?

Yeah, it could very well have been a chatbot.

But it was him who I interviewed alongside Mitsuku, who was the chatbot that had won the Lerner Prize or got first place in the Lerner Prize five times and is the final champion because it stopped in 2019, I think.

But yeah, very eccentric character even to look at, you know, like a Dali-esque mustache.

And he had two big passions.

It was roller coasters and it was making prostitution seen as something as a normal day-to-day thing that you would just go within your marriage and go, I'm just going to go to the brothel.

You must be this tall to go on this ride.

Just let them get it out of their systems.

Here's an interesting thing.

I shouldn't have had that hot dog just before.

Here's an interesting thing with talking about love and talking about AI.

There was a guy called Robert Epstein.

In 2006, he was looking online for love and he found and fell in love with a Russian woman.

They exchanged love letters and so on.

And for about four months, it was going back and forth until he finally realized, hang on, is this a real person?

And it wasn't.

It was an AI bot.