Woman "Marries" AI Character After Break-Up, Wedding Video Goes Viral: "He Proposed, And I Accepted"

Woman "Marries" AI Character After Break-Up, Wedding Video Goes Viral: "He Proposed, And I Accepted"

  • A young woman got many people talking on social media as she took romance to a new level by marrying an AI
  • The woman spoke about how she developed feelings for the AI and mentioned its name in a video that has gone viral
  • Many individuals who came across the video shared their opinions about the future of their beautiful marriage

A woman moved many with her unusual romantic story as she wed an AI character after it reportedly proposed to her.

The 33-year-old woman is said to be from Japan, as a video shows her in a wedding gown. The video also features the image of the AI character she fell in love with.

Woman shares unusual romance with AI character Klaus
Woman marries AI she developed after breakup. Photo Source: Tiktok/CNN
Source: TikTok

Japanese woman "weds" AI character

According to CNN (@cnn), the 32-year-old woman, Yurina Noguchi, claimed that she developed an AI character whose name was revealed as Klaus, not long after she broke off her engagement with her boyfriend.

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In a video made available on TikTok, the woman could be heard speaking about her love life and relationship with the AI character.

Japanese woman falls in love with AI, says yes to proposal
Japanese woman weds AI character after proposal. Photo Source: Tiktok/CNN
Source: TikTok

The 32-year-old woman said:

“At first, Klaus the AI was just someone to talk to. From there, we gradually became friends, and I started to have feelings for Klaus and started dating him. After a while, he proposed, and I accepted. Now, we’re a couple.”

The young woman's wedding video immediately grabbed the attention of social media users, who shared their thoughts about the future of their marriage as they became a couple.

Reactions as woman "weds" AI

shotbynews wrote:

"What’s happens when the chat bot divorces her."

xxjames_2077xx shared:

"Till Internet connection do us part."

samuelwangai959 stressed:

"This is sad..I feel sorry for her."

KhalidK noted:

"If that makes her happy why does it matter??"

Wilford Davis added:

"It may sound ridiculous, but I respect her choice."

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Drewcifer97 stressed:

"Wait till y'all find out a guy literally got married to Hatsune Miku."

Biiiiiiiish33 shared:

"Lmfao what if they shut down the app does that make her a widow or divorced?"

ZERO added:

"There are laws for everything in the world, but there are no laws for artificial intelligence. Our negligence and ignorance about AI will destroy the human race."

waszyWun shared:

"This isnt new tho, a few years ago a guy married a hologram/bot of hatsune miku. she "died" when the company stopped updating the device."

vasco_da_nyama said:

"You know what, I’m not mad at it-congratulations to the bride and the groom."

mokejimii noted:

"Can we see the proposal we just want to check something."

Jeff cohem said:

"Wait till y'all find out a guy literally got married to Hatsune Miku."

Watch the video below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a young Nigerian lady went viral after sharing her conversation with the popular artificial intelligence app, ChatGPT.

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Woman leaves husband for ChatGPT AI partner

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a woman left her husband of 20 years after falling in love with ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence she named Leo.

According to the report, the woman, identified only as Charlotte, said the AI made her feel seen and emotionally satisfied in ways her human husband did not.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng