The global network of Sam Altman says that 1 person in 4 flirts with online chatbots

• The global network of Sam Altman questioned more than 90,000 users on AI and meetings.
• He found that 26% of people flirt with chatbots, knowingly or not.
• The new product of World Network, World Id Deep Face, aims to check humans on applications and dating platforms.

When the film she made her debut in 2013, her intrigue on a man falling in love with an AI operating system seemed, if not entirely original, a vision of the distant future.

About a decade later, however, relations between AI chatbots and humans are becoming more and more common.

Take Fillika, a dating application launched in 2017 which allows users to create personalized romantic chatbots. By 2023, it had around 676,000 daily active users, average users spent two hours a day on the application, according to the Apptopia figures.

They are not only withdrawal users. Romantizing a chatbot becomes a global phenomenon.

One in four people admitted having flirted with a chatbot knowingly or without knowing it, according to a survey carried out by the futuristic project of Sam Altman, in the world, formerly known as Worldcoin. The company questioned 90,000 of the 25 million people on its network on their feelings on love in the AI ​​era.

The majority of respondents said they were still wary of interacting with the bots. About 90% said they wanted dating applications to have a system to check the real humans. About 60% of users said they had suspected or discovered that they corresponded to a bot.

To help users fight Deepfakes, World has launched a product called World Id Deep Face. It is based on the existing verification system of the world – which Take photos of humans’ iris With an orb in the size of a melon – to check on platforms like Google Meet, Zoom or Dat Dating Apps that users communicate with real humans in video or cat interactions in real time. The world is deploying the system in beta version.

“As a person who uses dating applications, all the time I am Catfish,” said Business Business Insider Tiago Sada, the product manager of Tools for Humanity, the company under construction of global technology. “You see profiles that they are too beautiful to be true. Or you realize that this person has six fingers. Why do they have six fingers? It turns out that it is AI.”

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