WAIC Basement: AI for Human Desires – Cyborgs, Mysticism, and Emotional Coaches Debut
Decision Brief
At WAIC’s basement level, Liaode Tech displayed a cyborg robot for B2B clients like adult toy factories, priced at ¥248,000, sparking 'more expensive than bride price' debates. Founder claims core value is 'risk-free relationships'. Another booth, 'All Things Have Spirit', launched tarot and divination bracelets using AI for fortune-telling. Blockaded influencer 'Ququ Big Woman's team released 'Beauty Tips' APP, built on over 100,000 real consultation cases, allowing users to practice conflict dialogues with AI avatars at ¥199/month. It claims 50,000 users and over ¥3 million in orders after two months. These products target average users seeking emotional value, decision certainty, and relationship substitutes.
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