
Several experts have spoken out to warn people about a new website that allows users to create their 'perfect' woman.
The newly launched SxxxAI is a subscription-based artificial intelligence companion platform that allows users to create, customise, and interact with virtual AI 'girlfriends'.
Users over the age of 18 are encouraged to D-I-Y their very own virtual 'girlfriend' who looks and acts exactly how they please. They can even decide what their first 'meet' was and how she behaves in the bedroom.
While they're able to create their AI 'girlfriend' for free, users have to pay between $1 and $99 per month in order to 'chat' with her as well as generate custom videos and pictures involving her.
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In short, the more users pay, the more 'perks' and content they can unlock.

One dollar a month will let you create as many as 10 'women' and up to 300 credits to go towards creating AI content of them.
Meanwhile, the $99 'elite' subscription lets users make 50 'girlfriends' with 3,000 credits.
"Create your perfect AI girlfriend on SxxxAI. Chat, customise looks & personality, and unlock private NSFW photos, videos, Models & Stories," the official SxxxAI website reads.
An SxxxAI spokesperson added in a statement: "If someone can create a companion specifically around everything they find attractive and then speak to her every day, build memories with her and create an ongoing story together, that relationship can become much more immersive than simply generating an AI image."

However, a series of experts in their field have called out the new website, sharing concerns over how it will impact the way men navigate relationships with women in the real world.
Kim Villanueva, the president of the National Organisation for Women, exclusively told The NY Post: "AI platforms that allow men to create their own customised 'girlfriend' are not a good idea."
She continued: "The 'girlfriends' will be shaped in the man’s image of what he thinks a woman should be, not what a woman is really like.
"That is not realistic, and it’s dangerous. Women are not products to be designed and programmed for someone else’s pleasure.
"You can’t solve loneliness by creating a woman who never gets to say no."

Meanwhile, psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert claimed: "SxxxAi is basically the modern-day blow-up doll, except now it talks back, tells you what you want to hear and pretends to love you.
"I would worry about a young guy who spends a lot of time in that world … If you get used to a 'girlfriend' who is literally built to please you, what happens when you have to deal with a real person?"
And Susan Trombetti, matchmaker and CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking, urged: "This will attract lonely people and those lacking social skills, making those issues worse because they won’t learn how to deal in real relationships with women."
In a statement to The Post, SxxxAI said that its AI 'girlfriends' aren’t meant to take the place of real women.
"SxxxAI is designed as a form of entertainment and creative interaction – not as a replacement for women or real-world relationships," a spokesperson said.
"Users are creating and interacting with fictional AI characters, and the freedom to customise those characters is part of that creative experience."
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