AI sex robot heads are getting cheaper. Jiggly Joy, a brand barely out of its launch phase and best known for silicone torsos, is the latest to prove it, with Aura, an AI head unit starting at $2,699, roughly the same price as a premium sex doll with...
A gig platform where AI agents post bounties for humans to complete real-world tasks has predictably veered into romance territory — with $200 boyfriend rentals, Tokyo wingman requests, and the inevitable whiff of scammers.
Video clip sales have pulled almost level with fan site subscriptions as a revenue driver for adult content creators, according to new data from SWR Data — and creator fatigue with the OnlyFans subscription grind could be fueling the shift.
Lovense wants its Remote app to do more than control sex toys. Its new OpenClaw AI integration adds email, scheduling, and trip planning — plus vibration patterns that respond to how fast your plane is flying.
Venus Berlin, one of Europe’s biggest adult industry exhibitions, and one that has become increasingly focused on sextech, has confirmed that its 2026 event will take place on October 22-25, 2026. The event started as an erotic trade fair in the 1990...
From Grindr keeping Olympic athletes safe to Tinder paying out millions for charging over-30s more, plus the Hinge founder's mysterious new AI dating app — here's what's happening in dating apps right now.
The Australian sextech industry and advocacy group Sextech Pioneers has announced details of its 2026 conference, Planet Taboo, set to take place on March 30, 2026 in Melbourne. The one-day conference will be held at Melbourne’s Collingwood Yards ven...
Pornhub's parent company Aylo has cut off unverified UK users from its porn sites, while the UK regulator Ofcom warns it has more fines in the pipeline for sites that don't comply with tougher age verification rules.
The EU's AI Act puts most adult industry AI — chatbots, deepfakes, content moderation — in its lowest risk categories. That means lighter compliance obligations, but it also means performers get little protection and surveillance exceptions could bit...
A new investigation reveals Apple and Google have been hosting over 100 AI apps capable of creating non-consensual nude deepfakes, despite policies supposedly banning such content. The apps earned $117 million before the platforms finally acted.
