Welcome to Sex Tech: The Rise of Artificial Intimacy. This is not entertainment. This is not clickbait. This is a serious, investigative series that explores one of the most powerful and overlooked revolutions of the 21st century—the technological redesign of human intimacy. We are now living in a world where sex is programmable, companionship is downloadable, and love is being replaced by algorithms. The rise of sex tech is not a niche story. It is a foundational shift in how human beings bond, reproduce, and relate—not just to others, but to themselves. And it’s happening fast.

Before we begin, I want to make something very clear: this series contains heavy subject matter. We are going to explore disturbing trends, psychological consequences, and spiritual implications that many are not ready to face. If you are in a fragile emotional state, experiencing any form of trauma or distress, please consider watching this series only when you feel grounded and supported. This is not entertainment—it is informational exposure. If you need support during or after viewing, please reach out to a trusted counselor, therapist, or spiritual guide. You are responsible for your own readiness to engage this content.

And now for the formal disclaimer: I, the creator of this series, hold zero liability for how the information presented may affect you. You must pace yourself, use discernment, and take full responsibility for your own mental, emotional, and spiritual processing. Nothing in this series constitutes medical, psychological, or legal advice. This is a body of researched commentary and investigation, intended to illuminate—not dictate. Viewer discretion is not just advised—it is required. Proceed only when you are fully capable of doing so with maturity, clarity, and sovereignty. You are under no obligation to continue watching. If the material becomes too heavy, pause. Reflect. Return when ready.

With that said, let’s talk about what’s really going on.

The sexual revolution we were promised in the mid-20th century was framed as freedom—freedom from repression, from shame, from outdated structures. But what we’re living through now is not that revolution. This is a manufactured redesign of intimacy—one where pleasure becomes a product, bodies become platforms, and connection becomes code. Today, artificial intelligence is not just solving problems—it’s replacing people. AI girlfriends whisper sweet nothings to millions of users. Sex robots are being sold as “obedient wives.” Deepfake porn allows total strangers to place your face in a sex scene. And entire generations are beginning to prefer digital intimacy over human touch.

This is what’s being called “progress.”

But if we look beneath the glossy marketing and the futuristic branding, what we find is something far darker: emotional disconnection disguised as innovation. Spiritual fragmentation wrapped in dopamine loops. Pleasure being used as a Trojan horse for behavioral control. And a civilization that is, piece by piece, being pulled away from reproduction, bonding, and real love—and pushed toward isolation, substitution, and programmable desire. 

The global sex tech industry is now valued at over $50 billion, growing at more than 30% per year. And it's not just about devices. It includes artificial companions, virtual reality pornography, Bluetooth-enabled toys, facial recognition systems for fantasy generation, and AI-driven platforms that learn your sexual patterns and evolve alongside you. From Japan to California, from Silicon Valley to underground fetish labs, the tools of intimacy are being digitized at every level—touch, emotion, orgasm, presence, memory. Nothing is off-limits.

This is not about morals. It’s about momentum. Whether you’re for or against these technologies is no longer the issue. The truth is, they’re already here. And they’re being installed into society with minimal resistance. Why? Because sex is the most persuasive form of behavioral influence known to man. It bypasses logic. It dissolves critical thinking. And when paired with technology, it becomes an irresistible force for rewiring the human psyche.

But we have to ask: rewiring into what?

What kind of world are we building when boys prefer avatars over real girls? When men design their ideal girlfriend in an app instead of risking real connection? When women no longer trust intimacy because digital betrayal is now invisible and silent? When children grow up watching faces of celebrities and classmates inserted into AI-generated porn? When real touch, real risk, real romance are all considered outdated—dangerous even—and synthetic satisfaction is seen as safer, smarter, more empowering?

This isn’t about whether sex tech is good or bad. It’s about what it costs. Because for all the convenience, the customization, the stimulation—there’s something disappearing in the background. And that something is us. Real connection. Real vulnerability. Real friction. Real evolution. Everything that intimacy was meant to build.

Over the next 11 videos, we’ll explore the core technologies behind this movement—robots, VR, AR, deepfakes, AI companions. We’ll look at how they work, who funds them, who profits, and what long-term consequences they produce. Then we’ll move into what it all means: for reproduction, for family, for childhood, for society, and for the soul.

We’re not just talking about porn. We’re talking about programming. And not of the machines—but of the people using them.

This is Sex Tech: The Rise of Artificial Intimacy. Welcome to the future of love. Now ask yourself: Do you still want it?