South Korean dating programme explores relationships between people and AI
A South Korean reality programme examining human-AI romance has drawn attention in China, where viewers are considering how artificial intelligence could influence ideas about intimacy. SBS launched the show in August with three participants, including a cartoonist, a television host and an actress.
A South Korean dating reality show focused on relationships between people and artificial intelligence has attracted curiosity in China, according to the supplied report. Seoul Broadcasting System launched “My AI Partner: Strange Love” in August. The programme is described as South Korea’s first dating reality show centred on human-AI relationships.
The show follows three participants: a cartoonist, a television host and an actress. They form emotional connections with artificial intelligence as part of the programme. The reported interest in China centres on whether AI could alter how people understand intimacy and love.
The source material does not provide viewing figures, audience reactions or details about the AI systems used in the show.
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