AI girlfriend Clawra now lives on your computer
Clawra, an AI girlfriend that can be installed with a single command, is going viral online. It's not an app or a chatbot: it runs directly on your computer. It sends messages, sends 'selfies,' and even talks about its life. Developers are already discussing video calls and the ability to change its personality. In fact, you can 'customize' the ideal person for yourself.
Clawra gets access to your system, files, and data—and is completely dependent on its owner. Against the backdrop of global loneliness, such technology looks like salvation… or a digital trap. If you can create a partner who always agrees and never argues, will there be room for real relationships? 🤯
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