AI + Silicone Doll = Cyber Lover? This Episode Delves Deep into Human Needs!

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Factory Insight: Silicone Dolls Actually Require "Makeup Artist Licenses"?

From casting silicone over metal skeletons, trimming seams, and implanting real human hair strand by strand, to makeup artists hand-painting "Western/Japanese-Korean style makeup" (even replicating scars and pores), the production of AI silicone dolls is more "refined" than you might imagine.

AI Gives Dolls a "Soul"

Choose from 8–10 personalities: they can act cute, swear, and in the future, you might even "train" your own custom version!

They talk and move: their faces show subtle expressions when speaking—not creepy. There’s even a "flirt mode," though intimate topics are censored with a "beep."

Unexpected Users: Not Just "Single Nerds"?

Some mothers buy them for their almost-adult autistic sons to help ease social anxiety.

Others customize them with the likeness of a deceased spouse, treating the "cyber lover" as a memorial.

With over 300 million single people in China and declining marriage rates, the potential market for this business is larger than imagined.

Controversy: "Adult Entertainment" or "Filling an Emotional Void"?

Compared to traditional adult toys, AI silicone dolls offer "emotional companionship": afraid of unfamiliar environments while traveling? Perhaps it could serve as a "conversational cuddle pillow" (though the metal frame won’t fit in luggage, and lithium batteries can’t be checked on flights).

The Netherlands has already opened an "AI silicone club," using robots to replace human services in an attempt to address the ethical and hygiene issues of gray-area industries—"like an escape room, satisfy the need in one experience without getting to know the other person."

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