Muah AI's survey provides a comprehensive look at how its users interact with their AI companions, and the results challenge the notion that most users are looking for a serious relationship with AI. According to the data:

• Less than 2% of users consider themselves to be "seriously dating" their AI companion.
• A significant majority view their interactions with the AI as a form of entertainment or roleplaying rather than a meaningful romantic or emotional connection.
• Many users engage with AI companions out of curiosity or as a way to pass the time, often treating the interactions as light-hearted and fun rather than a substitute for a real-life relationship.
• A notable portion of users also expressed that they enjoy using AI companions for creative roleplaying scenarios, where they can explore fictional or fantasy-based interactions without any real-world implications.

• The preference for human doctors over AI is strong, especially for visits involving psychiatry and therapy.
• People are less likely to trust AI with personal clinical information, especially regarding mental health.
• The presence of AI as "the artificial third" impacts the patient-doctor and client-therapist relationship.