Carmi Levy

We are here with tech analyst, Carmi Levy, and it's time for technology time.

Now, Carmi, I would love to take you out to a date on a bar here in New York City in Hell's Kitchen.

Would you like to go on one with me?

That would be incredibly fun.

I look forward to that.

Too bad, because if you go to this bar, you can go on a date, but you go on a date with like a robot.

It's like a tablet or a phone with a woman or a man, and you sit across from them.

This is a wild story.

I don't know if I'm sad or excited about this.

Probably a bit of both, actually.

Yeah, it's called the Eva Cafe and it's building itself as the world's first AI dating cafe.

And you walk into it, it looks like a regular cafe.

There are booths and whatever, tables and seats and all that.

But you sit down at one of these and there's a smartphone on a stand sitting there and that's all it is.

And so if you go on a date, you're not meeting a person, you're meeting an AI bot.

And so there's an app called the Eva AI app.

And so the cafe is a pop up creation meant to bring your AI partner to life.

In other words, you're not just viewing your AI friend remotely, but now you can go out and actually pretend that they're there.

They aren't.

But, you know, hey, whatever.