Ohchat was founded eight months ago and profiles itself as a place where users can experience their ‘uncensored dreams’ via AI-controlled text, speech and images. On the social media channels of the company, the platform is described as the place for personal and intimate interactions with digital models. The self -proclaimed ‘super models’ are a mix of fictional characters and digital twins of real people.
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Recently, the platform has also been able to bind big names. For example, former English glamor model Katie Price joined OChat with her own AI-Avatar, ‘Jordan’. The American actress Carmen Electra also has a digital alter ego on the platform. Subscribers can receive exclusive AI content from these Avatars, without the real person having to be actively involved.
“You can’t get it more human. It’s like looking at me years ago,” Price told CNN. “It’s my voice, it’s literally me.”
That’s how it works
To manufacture digital twins, the maker supplies thirty photos and has a chatbot with a chatbot for about half an hour. According to CEO Nic Young, OHChat can create a lifelike AI replica within a few hours, thanks in part to Meta’s powerful language models.
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With these bots, users can exchange sexs, erotic speech messages and images, and even play role -playing. Unlike platforms such as ONLYFANS, the model itself does not have to do anything for that. In the interview with CNN, Young also calls Ohchat “a love baby of Onlyfans and OpenAi”. With OpenAi he refers to the parent company of the popular chatgpt.
‘Sex Sells’, also in AI form
Although the ‘creators’ – or the super models of Ohchat – have to do (almost) nothing more for it, users must of course pull their wallets. The subscriptions vary from 4.99 to 29.99 dollars per month, depending on the chosen access level. For $ 4.99, users can text unlimited on request, for $ 9.99 they get limited access to speech messages and images, and for $ 29.99 per month the platform offers full VIP interaction without limitations.
The super models decide for themselves how far their AI-alter egos go. There are four categories, from innocent conversations and content in lingerie to explicit sexual acts. The makers then receive no less than 80 percent of the proceeds, the rest goes to OChat.
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The fact that there is great interest is clear from the growth of the platform: Ohchat would now have more than 200,000 users, mainly in the United States. This makes it not yet a serious competitor for Only fans, which says he had 305 million active users in 2023, but the rapid rise of AI-sex platforms cannot be ignored.
Experts express their concerns
Yet there are also worries. Professor Sandra Wachter from the University of Oxford asks himself in conversation with CNN if it is good to stimulate and sell this kind of “emotional” relationships between people and computers. Professor of artificial intelligence Toby Walsh even calls it ‘algorithmic theater’: it seems as if the band is really, but it is not. According to them, users can become emotionally dependent on these bots. The platforms earn money from that emotional involvement, so that people keep chatting for longer.
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What once started with simple AI-Chatbots, develops rapidly into hyper-realistic, paid relationships with digital copies of real people. If we have to believe the figures, AI-Sexbots seem to be indispensable for the time being from the digital sex industry. A new market has thus been tapped, with all the opportunities and risks.