A stable of AI chatbots imitating influencers for erotic roleplay has gone dark after its CEO went to jail for attempted arson

pcgamer.com:

First reported by 404 Media, customers have been unable to access the services of AI chatbot company Forever Voices since its founder and CEO John Meyer was arrested for attempted arson.

As opposed to major chatbot player Replika AI, which weathered its own storm surrounding erotic content earlier this year and uses a proprietary app, Forever Voices operated through the texting service Telegram, connecting users to chatbot facsimiles of high-profile influencers like Caryn Marjorie, Amouranth, Adriana Chechik, and Brandi Love. 

While these figures made deals to willingly lend their names and likenesses to Forever Voices projects like «CarynAI,» some of its other offerings are a little more dubious. I don't think «Sims: Erotica Edition» was approved by EA. Jury's still out on the Kanye West Forever Companion also mentioned in 404 Media's reporting. 

As reported by Motherboard, Forever Voices users seemed to have one thing on their minds and it wasn't the weather: customers' sexual advances and «erotic roleplay» with the bots seemed to create a self-reinforcing cycle where the bots in turn would become more sexually aggressive toward new users, a phenomenon also experienced by Replika

All of Forever Voices' erotic delights came to a halt at the end of October. After an apparent mental breakdown expressed at least in part through the official Forever Voices Twitter account, which included incoherent accusations leveled against political figures and US law enforcement agencies, Meyer, the Forever Voices CEO, was arrested on October 22 for attempted arson of his own apartment building. He also reportedly made a public threat via Twitter to blow up the offices of a company that makes software for restaurants.

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