Carmi Levy

And so.

You know, I think it reflects a change in how we're using technology.

We're spending less time on social media, more time with AI.

More of us are using artificial intelligence for companionship, I think, according to the apps data.

But one in three men and one in four women under 30 have already established emotional bonds with a virtual AI partner.

What?

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This is from Eva AI.

So this is the company that created the app, created the platform.

Okay.

According to the company that's deeply incentivized for you to have an AI relationship, the numbers are really good.

But, you know, talking amongst my friends, they all admit to having extended conversations with an AI bot.

I think we should be wary, and I certainly am.

I've played with it just for research purposes, but the notion of me spending time with a technological companion is actually kind of creepy and certainly not something I want to be able to discuss with my wife and explain to her, guess what, honey?

I'm spending time with the AI bot tonight.

Doesn't make any sense.

I hope that's not your only reason, Carmi.

Fear of your wife.

Come on.

No, absolutely not.