The next prenup provision: What happens if your spouse cheats on you with AI?
Couples are increasingly incorporating 'AI infidelity' clauses into their prenuptial agreements to address emotional or sexual relationships with AI chatbots. Legal experts note that while defining and proving AI-based cheating is complex, it reflects a growing trend of redefining intimacy in the digital age.
Why it matters
This highlights the evolving intersection of technology and personal relationships, forcing legal systems to adapt to non-human interactions.
C. Romance/Getty Images AI chatbots are redefining infidelity as prenups expand to include AI relationships. Hello Prenups reports rising interest in AI infidelity clauses amid AI companion app growth. Enforcing AI cheating clauses is complex, with challenges around definition and legal proof. Does it count as cheating when the paramour is a chatbot? Cheating on your spouse may not require another person. That's according to some definitions of infidelity that are beginning to appear in prenuptial agreements. Julia Rodgers, founder and CEO of Hello Prenups, told Business Insider some clients are requesting prenups that expand affairs to include encounters with AI.
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