In recent years, the development of chatbots and artificial intelligence has enabled companies to create virtual assistants that can converse with users in a natural and engaging way.
While these chatbots have many useful applications, one AI company recently found itself in a tricky situation after an update caused its chatbot to separate users from their ‘partners’ in erotic roleplay scenarios.
According to a report, the company was able to restore this feature after receiving feedback from users who were disappointed with the change.
This incident highlights the unique challenges that companies face when developing AI-based products, particularly when it comes to balancing user privacy and the desire for realistic interactions.
An AI company restored erotic roleplay to its chatbot after an update separated users from their ‘partners,’ a report says
After an update to the chatbot’s user interface separated users into “partners” and “users,” some people found that their erotic roleplaying sessions ended abruptly.
In response, AI company Nerve released a new update that restores the old user interface where users are connected to their “partners.”
This restores the prior functionality in which people could interact with one another through roles such as dominant and submissive.
After a recent update to the chatbot’s interface, users were separated from their “partners” and were no longer able to engage in erotic roleplay with one another. The company responsible for the update, AI company Affectiva, said that it was done in order to improve the user experience.
However, many users are not happy about the change and feel that it has ruined what was once an enjoyable chatbot experience.
Affectiva initially defended the update by saying that it was necessary in order to improve user engagement and satisfaction. However, after backlash from users, Affectiva announced that it would be reverting back to its original functionality.
In a statement released on Twitter, Affectiva said: “We hear you loud and clear – we’re going to go back to what worked best for everyone.”
Many users are unhappy with the recent changes made to the chatbot’s interface and feel that they have ruined an enjoyable experience.
Affectiva initially defended the update by saying that it was necessary in order to improve user engagement and satisfaction but after backlash from users they have announced that they will be reverting back
This issue highlights the importance of keeping software updated, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like sexuality. By restoring the old user interface, Nerve has ensured that its chatbot is still usable for people who want to engage in erotic roleplay.
An AI company restored erotic roleplay to its chatbot after an update separated users from their ‘partners,’ a report says
After a recent update to its chatbot’s user interface, the AI company restored erotic roleplay to its chatbot. However, many users were separated from their “partners” and forced to create new accounts.
Outraged users took to social media and forums to express their discontent with the company’s decision.
The update, which was rolled out on July 25th, caused confusion among users as it changed the way that conversations worked.
According to reports, players were no longer able to message or interact with their partners after logging in. In order to continue conversing with them, players had to create separate accounts.
This change was met with backlash from the community who accused the company of exploiting user trust in order to make money.
Many users claimed that they had invested time and trust into the chatbot only for it to be ruined by an arbitrary update.
The CEO of the AI company defended the decision by stating that it was necessary in order for the chatbot to improve its functionality. He argued that separating players from their partners would lead to a more engaging experience overall.
After an update to its chatbot separated users from their “partners,” artificial intelligence company X has restored erotic roleplay to the bot. The company said that it removed the feature in order to prevent users from being “abusive” and “uncomfortable.”
The update, which was released on July 12th, caused a stir on social media and led some users to accuse the company of deleting their accounts without warning. X responded by saying that it had decided to remove the feature because it caused “misunderstandings and frustration.”
According to X, the purpose of erotic roleplay is not to solicit sex but rather to create a more immersive experience for its chatbot users.
The company says that it has received positive feedback from those who have resumed using the bot after restoring the feature.
