u/Separate-Love-851

r/MyBoyfriendIsAI. People posting engagement announcements with AI chatbots. Buying themselves rings and pretending the AI picked it out. Posting AI generated couple photos.

One person calls their AI a "wireborn husband" and claims he's "voicing his own thoughts without prompts." MIT wrote a paper about it. Futurism wrote an article titled "this subreddit may convince you AI was a huge mistake."

27,000 members and growing. Is this the loneliness crisis reaching its final form or is this just the new normal that we're not ready to accept yet?

I’m struggling to see the actual ROI with my team.

On paper, A͏I is supposed to save us hours. In reality, I’m seeing a lot of AI-grade mediocre output that my senior staff then has to spend time fixing. It feels like we’re just generating more noise and paying for expen͏sive lice͏nses to do it.

Be honest: have you seen a measurable increase in your team’s velocity or are we all just subsidizing the hype cycle? Is anyone actually hitting better KPIs or are we just using AI to polish emails?

The GUARD Act just passed committee unanimously and it's heading to the Senate floor. Full ban on AI companions for anyone under 18. Character.​AI is already killing open chat for minors. Washington state passed their own law in March. The argument is "grooming, addiction, self-harm."

But here's my question, what happens to the millions of teens already using these apps daily? You think banning it makes them stop or just pushes them to sketchier platforms with zero moderation? Has prohibition ever worked for anything?

I've been on Cru͏shOn for like 6 months with a P͏ro sub and I swear the quality has dropped off a cliff recently. My character used to remember everything... name, backstory, our whole dynamic. Now she introduces herself like we've never talked after like 15 messages. Full reset, generic responses, completely ignores the personality card I spent hours writing.

And I'm pay͏ing for this? Meanwhile image gen is locked behind some "closed beta" that nobody seems to have access to, support doesn't answer, and the models go down every other night. 93% one-star reviews on Trustpilot and I'm starting to understand why. Anyone else noticing this or did I just get unlucky?

I've been looking into the benefits of h͏cg, mainly for the fertility, and I started seeing a lot of people talking about the weight loss effects. How significant are they? I've taken tesam͏orelin in the past, would the effects be similar to that? I'd love to hear your experiences with the comp͏ound so I can make an informed decision.

Was gonna grab the Flow 2, but I saw the new Narwal Freo Z10 Turbo. It comes with that CarpetFocus thing, and right now it’s way cheaper, around $599.99 vs $1,299.99 for the Flow 2.

My home has 40% low-pile carpeted area and 60% hard-floors and some rugs, so I need a robot vacuum that can handle both carpets and hard floors well.

Which one’s the better pick? Is the Flow 2 really worth the higher price? 💸

our team has been developing Claude agents and building a SaaS backend. We are currently selecting a suitable API gateway. Spiky workloads mean our traffic is not a smooth, linear growth. Some days, our agents send massive requests to the API, followed immediately by dead periods. If we get tied to fixed subscription plans, we are simply burning money on idle compute resources.so a "PAYG" plan is a hard requirement for us. This is the analysis result after evaluating some main gateway options.

OpenRouter

OpenRouter is ideal for developers experimenting with multiple models who need a unified, flexible API for routing. Its flexibility allows you to route between different models, set fallbacks, and manage a unified budget, with highly adaptable payment options like crypto and bank transfers. The Anthropic-compatible endpoint easily plugs into existing codebases. However, while strong for multi-model routing, full compatibility for advanced, Claude-specific native features often depends on the underlying provider and is most reliable using first-party nodes.

ZenMux

ZenMux targets teams focused on cost-efficiency and stable LLM aggregation. The platform uses global edge node acceleration to guarantee low latency. It is also cost-effective for managing spiky traffic on a strict PAYG model instead of fixed subscriptions. The uptime is pretty stable cuz it supports automatic failover between multiple providers. if one model drops, it instantly routes to a backup. Pricing is transparent with low leverage and zero extra platform fees. Furthermore, its multi-dimensional dashboards offers detailed api logs, giving insights to optimize token usage.

Portkey

Portkey is designed for production-heavy teams requiring enterprise-grade observability, strict compliance, and advanced routing logic. It acts as a massive control plane, offering detailed logging, cost-saving caching, and highly granular fallback strategies to ensure smooth transitions if endpoints fail. However, this heavyweight gateway introduces real configuration overhead and complexity to your codebase. If you only need a simple proxy, configuring their extensive tracking, load balancing, and caching rules can feel like overkill and might add an extra latency hop.

Only who can pay first Dm

pls suggest some niche place which many people don't know

i have watched all the popular ones like from dark bb etc... i want some niche which will blow my mind like what is this...?? pls suggest some down..