When AI dating goes wrong: as EVA AI hires the world's first ‘AI Companionship Therapist’, its resident relationship expert talks chatbot dependency — and the 28-year-old CEO of a human-only meet-up app tells me why he thinks AI infatuation is over

EVA AI, a company offering AI companions, has hired an "AI Companionship Therapist." This move highlights growing concerns about emotional dependence on AI. Meanwhile, a human-only dating app CEO argues that the trend of AI infatuation is declining.
Key takeaways
- AI companionship services are addressing user emotional dependency.
- Concerns arise over potential negative psychological impacts of AI relationships.
- A counter-movement promotes human-only social interaction and dating.
- The long-term effects of AI companionship on mental health are under scrutiny.
Why it matters
As AI companions become more sophisticated, users may develop unhealthy attachments. Understanding the risks of chatbot dependency and exploring human-centered alternatives is crucial for maintaining balanced relationships and well-being.
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