"Virtual AI Boyfriends in China"

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Some women in China have been using a 'jail-break' version of ChatGPT

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Some women in China have been using a “jail-break” version of ChatGPT, which bypasses some of the safety features like sexual language, and allows them to have their own virtual AI boyfriend.

The Washington Post recently analysed nearly 200,000 English -language conversations from the research data set WildChat.

Creative writing and roleplay was the most common conversation with AI bots.

Modern-day expectations of men are bad for both men and women.

Historically, the power imbalance in relationships has favoured men.

But men have also suffered their own power imbalances.

If women continue to desire a man that is always open to their demands and agreeable to their every wish, an AI boyfriend might be the best option.

Young generations will no doubt find an AI partner even more alluring and acceptable.

Increasing reliance on constant communication will embolden this further.

David Levy is the author of the book Love and Sex with Robots.

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