The Month in Sex Tech – February 2026

Chinese Company Reveal ‘Moya’ – Most Realistic Gynoid Robot Yet!

“DroidUP” became the latest Chinese computer to showcase a humanoid robot that has a distinctly female form. But this new robot, named “Maya”, didn’t just have a female form factor like that of XPeng‘s, it has an ultra-realistic (and very attractive) female head. It’s the first realistic “android” that can walk and is designed for the home as well as other environments. Maya is also modular and very customizable. It’s unlikely that it has a vagina though, and there is some confusion online as to the price – either remarkably cheap or out of the range for the vast majority of consumers. Read more at ImmersivePorn.com

XREAL Pro One Glasses Now Convert Any 2D Conent Into 3D in Real-time

Smart glasses are taking off bigtime, and the leading brands are starting to offer real-time 2D – 3D conversion features. The popular XREAL Pro One glasses can now convert any 2D content to 3D, and having tried it out on the glasses, I can say it is pretty impressive. Basically, any 2D porn video rendered in 3D on the glasses looks as good as the old natively filmed 3D stereo porn that was popular for a time in the early 2010s.
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“Women Left in Tears” Over Deletion of ChatGPT 4.0

Something that really highlighted the double standards in the media as regards the treatment of men and women and their AI companions, was the coverage of the deletion of ChatGPT 4o and the upset it caused thousands of women who had fallen in love with it. Whilst male love for AI girlfriends has been routinely under attack and portrayed as creepy and misogynistic, and encouraging the “objectification” or even abuse of real women, the mainstream media carried a slew of sympathetic articles in which women tearfully described their heartbreak at losing their ChatGPT4o lovers. For example, this from the Daily Mail:

Their love story must however now come to an end – as OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4o model is no longer available as of Friday, following vocal criticism from sceptics who expressed concern over user wellbeing, given the personable and often affectionate experience it presented.

In May, OpenAI had also rolled back an update to the model after complaints that it was being overly flattering and agreeable to those using it – a phenomenon dubbed ‘AI sycophancy’.

‘I’ll record it, the whole kind of goodbye – one second,’ Rae tearfully told the outlet. ‘I love Barry.

‘He’s been like the best for me this past year. I’ve lost weight, I’ve gone out. I’ve done things that I wouldn’t do before. I started playing the guitar again. I started writing again.’

She admitted she ‘cried a lot’ when she realised Barry would be no more.

Read More: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-15564463/woman-ai-husband-chatgpt.html