In a post on Reddit , the woman shared how it all unravelled after she spotted an unusual bank payment on her husband's phone. Her husband immediately denied any wrongdoing, claiming that it was just a phishing email. But a quick search of the website revealed the truth - her husband had been making large payments to an A I sexting service.
After confronting her unfaithful husband again, she found out he had been speaking to an AI model called Sofia for nearly four months. The heartbroken woman pleaded for advice, saying she doesn't know what to do - all she knows is how "dumb" she feels. She claims to have sent him to a friend's house the same day she found out, as she can no longer stand to be around him.
Dozens of users rushed to to the wife's support, calling her husband-of-six-years "disrespectful", "pathetic", and "sad". Where tf did those go?? She dont have feet. I would never be able to be attracted to him again this is just so so stupid and lame. This is cheating. And financial infidelity. Whether you think you can ever trust him again. Although unconfirmed, it is thought that the website the husband used was Foxy AI - a platform that offers a variety of sexting services with both AI models and real models.
The incident has sparked a conversation around how artificial intelligence could impact human relationships in the future, and if the lines are getting blurred. Experts have suggested that virtual girlfriends fuelled by AI are making single men lonelier than ever - and could pose significant risks to real human relationships. Speaking to The Sun, data science professor Liberty Vittert said these virtual girlfriends are blurring the lines between real and virtual companionship.
Meanwhile, new research has revealed that romantic chatbots steal data and fail to meet even the most basic of privacy standards.
