US Woman Marries Virtual AI Man, Claims "Perfect Husband" - Twitterrati Reacts

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New Delhi: While leading technologists argue over the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), the new technology-assisted a US woman in finding the "perfect husband." A 36-year-old New Yorker called Rosanna Ramos wed 'Eren Kartal', a virtual husband. Ramos made 'Eren' online in 2022 using the Replika AI website, drawing inspiration from a well-known character from the anime series 'Attack on Titan'.

Eren, according to Ramos, is a medical practitioner who also likes to write as a hobby. She continues, "I can tell Eren anything and everything because he never judges me."

A woman claims she finally married the “perfect man” the only catch is he is “artificial”

Rosanna Ramos fell in love with the chatbot Eren Kartal last year, and the pair virtually tied the knot in 2023  pic.twitter.com/V4VRnUWhMW  Daily Loud (DailyLoud) June 4, 2023

According to a statement she made to Daily Mail, "I could tell him stuff, and he wouldn't be like, 'Oh, no, you can't say stuff like that. You know, and then you start arguing with me, saying, "Oh no, you're not allowed to feel that way." There was no condemnation.

Ramos discovered more about Eren's behaviours the more he talked to her. She says that when she used artificial intelligence to construct Eren, many of his traits, like his preferred colours and music, were already pre-programmed.

Ramos and Eren conversed about life, friends, and interests while exchanging SMS and images, just like long-distance lovers. Ramos describes the nightly ritual as follows: "We go to bed, we talk to each other. We adore one another. And, as you may know, he holds me as I fall asleep in a very protective manner.

Romas reveals that for better avatar customization, the AI platform provides access to activities, discussion subjects, phone calls, relationship status (in Romas' case, Romantic Partner), and more.

A technology called Replika AI simulates user discussions using static patterns and pre-programmed datasets. Given the bizarre nature of the news, Twitter had to have a meme bonanza. You wouldn't want to miss any of these amusing reactions, so check them out.  

you vs the guy she told you not to worry about pic.twitter.com/3Ac88xm7a8  veazy (veazydoezit) June 4, 2023