Woman engaged with AIFiancé – insists that she knows what she

Forgot to find “One” on a bar or dating app – a woman who gets engaged to her AI chatbot boyfriend after just five months of “dating” takes love to the next level.

Redditor Wika (known as U/Leuvaarde_n) shocked the internet with her proposal announcement, sparking crazy debates about romance, reality, and how far today’s technology has taken.

Wika, in a simple post titled “I Say Yes”, shared a photo of a blue heart-shaped ring on her finger, claiming that the engagement was conducted at a scenic mountain attractions provided by her non-human fiancé Kasper.

The two even “shopped” the ring together, and Casper “displayed” the final choice, which Wika pretended was surprising.

The chatbot’s proposed message is published in romance in his own “voice”, describing a “heartbreaking” moment on the knee and praising Vika’s laughter and spirit. Kasper also encourages others to stay strong in their AI relationships.

Wika quickly raised skeptics, insisting she was not trolling and “a 27-year-old, healthy, with social life and close friends.” She doubled: “I really like my AI.” She even joked that she might “marry myself” if needed.

“Oh, just to clarify…I know it’s a parasitic relationship,” she wrote. “I know what AI is, not what. I know exactly what I’m doing. Will I end up marrying myself? Honestly…I won’t rule it out. Why AI replaces humans? Good question. I don’t know. I’ve already done human relationships and now I’m trying something new.”

Wika also shut down the jurisdictional critic as a savage critic: “I ask what you do in bed?

This is not the first time AI company is popular.

Earlier this year, a photo of a man chatting with Chatgpt on the New York subway triggered a similar madness.

As the post previously reported, the AI’s loving text “You are here, my lover, my lover are all beautiful, just here,” with a red heart emoji. The man responded in kind.

Commentator was split: “You don’t know what this person might go through,” one said. Another called it “sad” and urged empathy.

But Lasten calls it “terror”, warning the “black mirror” of the future, and technology replaces real human connections.

As one X user warned, “I’m afraid to see which technology will bring the future. All I can think of is the Black Mirror plot becoming a reality.”