Dear S.Q. I chuckled at your Part 1 of the wife who was jealous of her husband’s “relationship" with Siri, but absolutely hooted at the outraged parents of high schoolers in New York being taught by a sexbot. I can imagine the chaos to follow! 😎
Dear Imagineer, This blog, Part 2, opines if robots are home-wreckers by interfering with parenting. Parents are worried their COVID-isolated children have underdeveloped social skills and are turning to AI for friendship, mental health advice, and tips on how to flirt and act romantically.
Follow my logic and decide if it’s screwed or a shrewd business plan: place sexbots disguised as innocuous teachers in high schools. The overactive imagination and hormones subliminally trigger these 14-18 years-olds to fantasize and masturbate about their “teacher,” (just as they do in real life). Next, these H.S. grads get jobs, earn money, and buy a sexbot rather than the sticky, often disappointing experiences of real dating. Pros: a hot bot body to cum home to, always ready, never disagrees. Easy to custom design and order (but expensive). An internet search for "order form to build a sexbot" yielded the partial list below that popped up. Cons: too many to imagine, but none found in real life in my brief review of the literature. -SQ
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