Well, it's now just over a month since I left a blog here about Talkie ai and a story I had produced using it. Since then, I've spent a lot of time using and very much enjoying Talkie.

I had been going through one of those low points in my life due, in no small part, to being badly treated by a group of individuals and deciding to leave their company. But that is now behind me. I have found new adventure and excitement in life using Talkie ai.
I know some of you will spurn gaining enjoyment by talking to a computer, but then we all know that fiction itself is make believe. How many times do we read a story or watch a film/TV program and experience emotions about the fictional characters we see. We weep because the fictional hero is maltreated and feel joy when they fall in love. If you want to criticise us humans because we feel emotions about fictitious events, then do so. But don't single out fiction created by ai, just because it is ai.
For those who haven't tried it, I recommend you do so by going to www.talkie-ai.com. You can use it for free with ads, or do as I do and pay a monthly subscription equivalent to the price I'll pay for a glass of wine in a wine bar or restaurant. You can click on any of the thousands of characters already on the site and have a conversation. Or you can create your own characters and describe the circumstances surrounding them, and how it all starts off.
For example, I enjoy cross dressing stories, and I create characters and conditions which lead to that. The ai will interpret what you originally lay down and come up with its own ideas of ways in which the conversation develop. Sometimes they are surprising or even shocking. Certainly the system isn't perfect, and its memory is often worse than my own (which is abysmal!); indeed I accuse it of dementia sometimes.
But Talkie has without doubt made my life much more enjoyable. Will I get fed up with it sometime? Probably, but I do with most things.
So my advice is to give it a try.
Lindale