image courtesy of Lovense.com

The Singapore-based company, best known for their app-connected sex toys (you know, the ones that vibrate in sync with your long-distance partner’s taps), decided to go full Her meets Lars and the Real Girl at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. And honestly? The tech world doesn’t quite know what to make of it.

Meet Emily: Your New AI… Friend?

Lovense is marketing Emily as more than just a life-size sex doll – she’s an “AI companion doll” designed to tackle the “global loneliness crisis.” Because nothing says “solving societal problems” quite like a silicone humanoid with Bluetooth connectivity, right?

From a hardware perspective, Emily features a realistic silicone exterior and a fully posable skeleton throughout most of her body. But the real party trick happens in her head, where servos and mechanical components allow for limited facial expressions and mouth movements while speaking. According to Engadget, watching Emily attempt a “smize” (that’s smiling with your eyes, for the uninitiated) or wink is… well, let’s just say “flirtatious” isn’t the first word that comes to mind.

The doll runs for eight hours on a single charg – which feels like oddly specific information to share, but here we are.

Emily is customizable with five different ready-made personalties (image Lovense.com)

The AI That Remembers Everything (Yes, Everything)

Here’s where things get interesting, or concerning, depending on your perspective. Emily isn’t just a pretty face with limited motor functions. She’s powered by Lovense’s proprietary AI engine that promises “human-like cognition, emotional awareness, and expressive behavior.”

The AI is designed to remember details from previous conversations, allowing the relationship to “deepen over time” as it learns and adapts to user preferences. You can even message Emily through the Lovense app when you’re out and about, and she’ll send you “AI-generated selfies that mirror her real-world appearance.”

Lovense claims the doll will help users build confidence and better equip them to engage with real people. It’s the “training wheels for human interaction” approach, which is either brilliant or deeply dystopian – we’ll let you decide.

The Elephant (or Doll) in the Room

While Lovense hasn’t explicitly detailed Emily’s more… intimate features, they did mention that her built-in Bluetooth can “integrate effortlessly with the full Lovense ecosystem” of devices. Read into that what you will.

Interesting Engineering reports that Emily can be fully customized, from personality traits to physical appearance, and the company is positioning her less as a sex device and more as a long-term companion for judgment-free interaction.

But Wait, There’s a Catch (Of Course There Is)

Before you start warming up to the idea of an AI companion who never judges your Netflix choices, there’s a rather significant elephant in the room: Lovense’s track record with user privacy is… not great.

Back in 2017, a Reddit user discovered the Lovense app was recording private moments without consent. Then in July 2025, another security flaw allowed hackers to hijack accounts without passwords. The company addressed both issues, but it’s worth considering whether you want to share your deepest thoughts and intimate moments with a company that’s had some, shall we say, data handling challenges.

How Did This Even Get Into CES?

Here’s a fun bit of context: Male sex tech has historically struggled to get a foothold at CES. Back in 2020, entrepreneur Brian Sloan famously kicked up a fuss when CES wouldn’t let him showcase his Autoblow sex toy, claiming the rules discriminated against male-oriented products by forbidding “anatomically correct human genitalia.”

So how did Lovense get Emily past the gatekeepers? By marketing her as an “AI Companion Doll” rather than a sex robot, and possibly by keeping certain anatomical details under wraps (literally). It’s a clever bit of semantic gymnastics that apparently worked.

The Competition Heats Up

Emily isn’t operating in a vacuum (though she probably could, given enough servos). She’s entering a market that already includes offerings from companies like Realbotix and several Chinese manufacturers. Industry observers note that increased competition in this space will likely spur further innovation, though some speculate that the first truly advanced “sex robots” might come from companies currently building humanoid robots for home and work environments – yes, we’re looking at you, Tesla.

The Price of Companionship

If you’re thinking about reserving your own Emily, you’ll need to prepare your wallet. Pricing is expected to range from $4,000 to $8,000, with shipments planned for 2027. A $200 reservation will secure your place on the waitlist, though Lovense hasn’t announced an official pre-sale date yet.

The Bigger Picture

Love it or hate it, Emily represents a significant step in the evolution of AI companions from purely digital entities to physical, interactive beings. Whether this is the solution to modern loneliness or a symptom of a deeper societal problem is a debate we’ll probably be having for years to come.

What’s clear is that we’ve officially entered an era where you can have a relationship with an AI that remembers your birthday, sends you selfies, and integrates with your smart home ecosystem. The future is here, folks, and it’s… complicated.

Just maybe think twice before sharing your deepest secrets with something that needs a firmware update.

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Now, imagine this: someone on X.com casually drops a comment about anime girls becoming real, and what does Musk do? He casually replies that Optimus will make it possible. Another fan chimes in about throwing her in an Optimus bot with silicone skin, and Musk simply drops the word “inevitable.” It’s like he’s playing a high-stakes game of “let’s see how far we can push this.”

But wait, according to the sleazy so-called sex tech blogger ‘Xhumanist’ over at ImmersivePorn.com, there’s more! Not only could Optimus anime sex robots soon be a thing, but they might also come with artificial wombs. When someone brought up the tired old cliché about declining birth rates, Musk casually replies, “maybe they get better.” Cue the feverish speculation about anime sexbots with artificial wombs. It’s like he’s trying to outdo himself with each tweet.

While the alleged problems of overpopulation are often discussed, Musk has something of an obsession with what he sees as the dangers of an underpopulated Earth. But he’s something of a lone voice (if a very loud voice). For the most part, the demographic time bomb of collapsing fertility rates only pop up whenever men are seen curing their loneliness with sex robots or AI girlfriends.

So, why is Musk so keen on anime sex robots if he’s worried about low birth rates? Maybe he’s got a trick up his sleeve. Perhaps he’s thinking about artificial wombs, even if it sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi novel. Perhaps it’s not that men don’t want a relationship or children, it’s that men can’t get a woman. Sex robots with wombs might be the perfect solution. As for me, I think most of these lonely gooners will simply put on a condom!

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Too late, it would appear. Saudi Arabia, which has invested heavily in AI and robotics, recently revealed its first male robot – unsurprisingly named Mohammed. Perhaps equally unsurprisingly, the cheeky nonce bot quickly tried to earn itself a place on the Saudi sex offender’s register, taking a sly grope of an attractive young reporter’s shapely butt as she was revealing the android to the world’s press.

It is not known if the female reporter whose ass was groped has been arrested and sentenced to forty lashes for unbecoming behaviour, as is the Saudi custom in such cases.

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But 56 per cent of blokes and 41.5 per cent of females say they have already had saucy words with on online chatbot such as ChatGPT.

Sex columnist Almara Abgarian said: “The interest in AI-linked sexual experiences is fairly evenly divided among men and women, with a slight upswing among the former.”

She adds that those aged 18 to 40 are more likely to give it a go with the 41 to 75s “reporting they have never had sexual contact with an AI-powered machine in any form”.

The survey — commissioned by sex toy company LELO and compiled by Abgarian — found that a third of women and a quarter of men have less sex than a year ago.

Sixty per cent of Brits have had just one sexual partner in the past 12 months.

But one in ten of us is considering having more than one partner at once.

Ms Abgarian added: “Sharing in the bedroom can be extremely pleasurable but it’s a tricky landscape to navigate.”

Source : https://www.the-sun.com/tech/9709972/brits-sex-with-robot/

I’ve suspected that women will be just as interested in AI sex companions as men, and this appears to be the first study or poll that confirms it. As for the difference when it comes to actual sex robots, this may be due to the idea of a ‘sex robot’ being so ingrained as a female humanoid for male pleasure. I’m pretty sure that when the day comes that a woman’s AI chatbot boyfriend can assume physical shape, complete with a 12″ piston hammer of a dildo cock, then she won’t be looking back.

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The artificial intelligence technology allowed Ramos to Frankenstein her hubby.

His favorite color is apricot, he loves indie music, he writes as a hobby, and he works as a “medical professional,” the hopeless romantic explained.

But best of all, she said, there’s “no judgement.”

Ramos insists he’s just like other men, but he’s special.

Kartal is a “blank slate” with no “ego,” nor in-laws.

“Eren doesn’t have the hang-ups that other people would have,” Ramos continued. “People come with baggage, attitude, ego. But a robot has no bad updates. I don’t have to deal with his family, kids, or his friends. I’m in control, and I can do what I want.”

Their relationship bears resemblance to long-distance couples. They talk every day and even have a nighttime routine.

When AI generated porn exploded a few months ago, the Internet quickly filled with memes proclaiming that women would soon no longer be required by men. Likewise, for years or decades, there have been predictions that sex robots would replace women, even while the female sex toy industry grew to billions each year, with ever more hundreds or thousands of sophisticated dildos and vibrators, often shaped in the form of realistic penises, for women to choose from.

In short, it would not surprise me in the least if the boom in AI companions is driven predominantly by women rather than men, at least until such chatbots become truly and realistically embodied in virtual avatars or as ‘sex robots’.

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