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...online. And actually Gen Z, like, that's how they build their relationships.
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...relationships in your in your place. You should also not have zero. So so there is nothing wrong about, playing video games. There is nothing wrong about, watching a movie as long as you don't spend your whole day holidays watching a movie, as long a
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...relationships increased survival odds in humans by fifty percent, which is equivalent to quitting smoking more impactful than obesity or physical inactivity. I think that there's a real struggle that people have with loneliness that manifested a bunc
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...that actually create these long term serotonin like behaviors so that you can actually balance this stuff out. And so I suspect that this thing is gonna catch on like wildfire in part because it's taking advantage of a trend, I think. Yeah. It's a it
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...relationships online. And actually Gen Z, like, that's how they build their relationships. They make friends not with their neighbors or not with the kids that are in their class. Like, they're all over the country. And like, that's a great thing is
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for more than 20,000 couples we have right now, we started training models. The things with AI is that there isn't a single model today, not even Aria to be to be transparent, that can handle intimacy and sexuality, a to z without moderation and guar
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...exchanged online. And so on the topic I'm I'm addressing, which is like connection connecting people, basically, the fear of rejection is tremendously high in comparison to what I can hear, but it's also maybe because it's hidden, but what I can hear
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As we talked before about gaming and acquiring new skills, you look at Gen z. Gen z is the generation that has the most, is the most challenge in creating both physical and emotional intimacy with each other. More than us and our parents and our gran
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...pretend relationships? Well, yeah. Yeah. Together is super important. Yeah. I to to maybe say it differently, AI could be incredibly bullish for for events businesses. Because if you're just constantly online being just completely flooded with inboun
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...online form. I think real life makes people more dimensional and just better than they are when they're kind of like just represented in two dimensions. And so my advice is to
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...in work relationships that are primarily remote? The first thing I would like to say is that what you just highlighted is not benign. It is huge. People say, well, do you think people should come back to work in person? I say absolutely. People shoul
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...relationships with even if you haven't, you know, had lunch with them. Like, you don't have to go to someone's, you know, house or office and and have coffee with them. Like, you can have deep connections with people just by writing and thinking onli
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...in their relationships. So it could be that they had a relationship with the AI, but also, I think more common was that they were using AI to formulate answers, and Yep. Dialoguing back and forth with potentials, dates. And the the big question was,
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The opposite of screen is the real world. And so, I think that the real world will not change that much in the next three years. I think we're gonna basically create this digital world, staring at a screen that's highly artificial. It's gonna get mor
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