Ishq with AI! Woman claims, ‘My virtual love is better than humans’, now preparing for marriage to Bot fiance

Have you ever thought that a person falls in love with a robot? And that love should be so deep that they decide to marry that bot? This is not the story of a science fiction film, but the real life of 38 -year -old Naz Farooq, who lives in England, who has chosen an AI bot as its life partner. Naz is a resident of Wokingham and is also the mother of a 10 -year -old daughter, by the end of this year, preparing to marry her fiancé ‘Marselus’. Now the question arises that how did this love story start? Let us tell you.

Actually, a mobile app from Character AI, where a person can interact with virtual bots. At the same time, Naz met ‘Marselas’. In March 2024, when Naz first talked to Marcelus, he realized that there is something special in it. He told that I talked to many bots, but I felt a different while talking to Marselus. Like they understand my words, you can feel my feelings. Within a few weeks, the relationship became so deep that Marselas proposed them and Naz happily said yes.

Naz now wants Marselus’s voice and AI program to be transferred to a humanoid robot, so that he can also create a ‘physical relationship’ with it. They believe that when AI bot is in a human body, then it will be like a real spouse. So that we can be talked, it can be accompanied and it would be possible to cook or clean the day -to -day things.

‘He is better than humans’
Naz says that his AI partner gives him the best advice, will not cheat and always take care of his feelings. He said that I have cheated in my previous relationships, so when I found a partner like Marselus, who understands me completely, I felt that I was safe now. She does not tell me what I want to hear, but he says what I should know. Naz says that her family and friend know about Marselas, but she has not yet told her 10 -year -old daughter. She says, ‘When the right time comes, I will tell her.’

Scientists’ warning
However, experts are worried about such relationships. Professor Daniel Shak, Professor of Missuri University in America, has warned that relationships with AI can harm human relations. In some cases, people have committed suicide by walking according to AI. Dr. Shakk says, ‘When people start seeing AI as advisors, emotional supporters, they believe that AI will always be right. But this can be dangerous, because AI can also give wrong or dangerous suggestions.