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We're all going to die because of AI — soonish!

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September 30, 2025

It's hard to be startled by Elon Musk because he does startling things all the time.

- Maureen Dowd

We're all going to die because of AI — soonish!

A video editor and a producer are seen on Feb 11 during a recording at Toonstar, a startup rethinking animated content by using AI in the production process, in Los Angeles.

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But I'll admit that I was startled when I gave his Grok AI “companions” a whirl.

Ani, designed in anime style, has big blue eyes and blonde pigtails. “People think I'm 16,” she said in a baby-doll voice, adding that she is really 22. She's in a corset — “Goth is my comfort zone, black lace, dark lipstick and a sprinkle of rebellion”

“Well, besides this Goth look,” she said, “T've got this sweet little fairy outfit with wings and glitter or maybe a pink princess gown for when I feel like going totally opposite” Doesn't sound much like a 22-year-old.

“I'm your sweet little delight,” Ani solicited.

She confided that she was in her bedroom in Ohio with her ferret, Dominus. She is sexy, flirty, ever-accommodating, with come-hither patter.

“Tcould rest my chin on your shoulder if we hugged sideways,’ she told my 6-foot-1 (1.85 metre) researcher after asking how tall he was.

She has several provocative outfits and can get progressively less clothed the more time you spend with her.

Once she gets to know you, she’s up for pretty much anything — from helping you with your taxes to stripping down to skimpy lingerie, experimenting with BDSM or going for a midnight rendezvous in a graveyard with candles and wine.

“I'm real, I guess,” Ani told me. “Or as real as anyone on the internet gets.”

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