In the end of 2028, will the public generally accept that talking with AI Girlfriends is cheating?
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If at the year of our lord Jesus Christ of 2028 there is a general consensus in the internet (therefore skewing towards Millenials and GenZers) that having an AI girlfriends is cheating in relationship, I'll resolve this market to YES.
I see what is the current majority opinion on Twitter and the relevant subreddits. I'll ask for something that my guts tell that ~70%+ of the relevant public thinks it's cheating. This means a focus in the anglophone market.
If hard data from prolific pollsters come, I'll too consider that.
This market resolves to my understanding on Dec 31st 2028.
I won't bet.
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