Multiplayer AI could become a group activity that helps ease male loneliness
threepointone · x · 2026-07-25
The author argues that multiplayer AI could become a real-world group activity that meaningfully reduces male loneliness.
They compare it to Dungeons & Dragons, but with far less setup, easier onboarding for new players, and storylines that can adapt on the fly as the group changes.
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