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- A study by Joi AI found that AI-guided masturbation reduced stress by 25% and anxiety by 19%.
- Participants reported a 44% decrease in cravings for nicotine, alcohol, and junk food.
- Nearly half of the small test group felt an increase in their creative capacity.
This is a fascinating look at how generative AI is moving into the most intimate corners of wellness. While the sample size is tiny—only 10 people paid $2,000 each—the claim that AI-guided intimacy can act as a dopamine substitute for addictions like smoking or doomscrolling is an interesting angle.
Most "wellness" AI focuses on meditation or sleep tracking, but targeting the physiological release of pleasure to combat anxiety is a bolder approach. Whether this is a genuine psychological breakthrough or just a placebo effect fueled by the novelty of the tech remains to be seen, but it shows that the industry is starting to treat AI as a comprehensive biological optimization tool rather than just a productivity assistant.
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