“Annie Bot” and “Loneliness & Company,” Reviewed

As modern dating has evolved into an online-first activity, artificial intelligence has found its match in a generation of users for whom tech-assisted romance is the default mode. The Kinsey Institute revealed in this year’s “Singles in America” survey that fourteen per cent of Gen Z-ers admit to using A.I. to optimize their dating lives. Volar is just the latest company to leverage the new technology in the love space.

In one scene, a Stella-Handy rep calls him and asks if Annie would write a magazine column: “We think it would be really helpful for other Stellas to hear what it’s like from someone further along in her development. You know. Tips about keeping it fresh and dealing with jealousy and such.” Doug declines, insisting, “We like our privacy.” He scoffs dismissively at Annie: “Imagine. You writing a column.

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