Exclusive | Lovesick young men are building perfect AI girlfriends in dangerous new platform

A new site promises men sick or scared of the dating scene a chance to meet their dream girl.The problem is, she’s not real.The controversial freshly-launched platform, SxxxAI, encourages users to ditch the hassle of the real-world dating game by creating a girlfriend who looks and acts exactly how they want.The platform targeting males 18 and over lets lovesick members design a boo from scratch, letting them decide everything from the story of their made-up meet-cute to what she does in the virtual bedroom. “Your perfect companion doesn’t exist yet,” the Europe-based website that cost millions to develop over the past two years reads.The site officially launched on Wednesday. People can make their AI lover for free, but paid subscriptions allowing users to chat with and make custom videos and images of her range from $1 to $99 per month.

The more they pay, the more content and perks they can unlock. A $1 subscription lets members create up to 10 different women and up to 300 credits to create AI content with.With the $99 “elite subscription,” users can make 50 “girlfriends” with 3,000 credits to play with.

The site already has about 100 AI women ready to go if a user prefers to choose instead of create, including fictitious Miami-based model Sophia Reynold – a 24-year-old with “captivating blue eyes” – and Noor Kagan, 26, a Saudi Arabian who is “breaking free from cultural constraints.” “If someone can create a companion specifically around everything they find attractive and then speak to her every day, build memories with her and create an ongoing story together, that relationship can become much more immersive than simply generating an AI image,” a SxxAi spokesperson wrote in a statement.But psychologists, relationship experts and those who have survived the rabbit holes of AI-induced psychosis told The Post that this will only destroy the way men view relationships and women. “SxxxAi is basically the modern-day blow-up d...

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Publisher: New York Post

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