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Home»Human Interest»Ohio Influencer Describes Kroger Encounter With Woman Claiming ‘AI Boyfriend’: ‘Best I’ve Ever Had’

Ohio Influencer Describes Kroger Encounter With Woman Claiming ‘AI Boyfriend’: ‘Best I’ve Ever Had’

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Dylan ChaundyBy Dylan ChaundyApril 12, 20263 Mins Read
Ohio influencer meets woman in Kroger who boasts about having an AI boyfriend
Image Source: TikTok via @lil_tachy

A TikTok video shared by an Ohio content creator is drawing reactions after she described an interaction with another shopper at a Kroger store. In the clip, she says the woman showed her an AI-generated “boyfriend” on her phone during a brief conversation. The moment has sparked discussion online.

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The video was shared on TikTok by user @lil_tachy, whose real name is Kirsten, and has gained traction, drawing thousands of views and reactions. Kirsten is typically known for her real-life experiences, personal stories, disability awareness, and commentary.

The video appears to show her describing an interaction with a lady who was shopping at a Kroger store. Essentially, Kirsten heard a man’s voice on the woman’s phone. The voice was asking her questions such as “Did you find help?” and “Do you need me to find you help?” As the woman continued her conversation with her phone, Kirsten says she initially thought the woman was speaking to a family member.

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After making eye contact with her, the woman tells her phone to be quiet for a second, and then looks Kirsten dead in the eyes and says with a big smile on her face, “It’s my AI boyfriend. Best I’ve ever had. Best boyfriend I’ve ever had, really.” Kirsten responds in the video, expressing surprise at the comment. In her own words, she explains, “Why did you think I was a safe person to give that information to?” She also raises concerns about the environmental impact of AI use and having “a romantic relationship with a computer.” Not only that, but she’s also troubled by the fact that the woman expected to “applaud” her for her AI boyfriend.

Social Media Reacts to the Kroger AI Boyfriend Story

With over 60,000 likes, 268 comments, and 2,774 shares as of this writing, the clip is gaining attention for highlighting growing interest in AI-powered companions and the differing reactions to their use in everyday life. On TikTok, users left a range of comments, with many criticizing the idea of AI boyfriends.

“That interaction would have broken my spirit for a while” wrote one netizen.

Another chimed in with, “im crying that is NOT a kroger conversation i wanna have“

A third person penned, “The way I KNEW it was going to be ai but not boyfriend… I was ready, but I wasn’t THAT ready“.

“I didn’t think that’s where this was going lol” expressed a fourth.

A fifth commenter added, “At no point I knew where this story was going, and I love it!“

Ultimately, encounters like this offer a glimpse into the modern world, both fascinating and unsettling, and serve as a reminder of how technology is reshaping even the most personal parts of our lives.

The video continues to circulate as users share reactions to the interaction.

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Dylan is an Editor at The Nerd Stash and has been writing about video games, TV, and movies for over a decade now. He typically covers horror, RPGs, shooters, Roblox, indie titles, and movies. He loves reading, pizza and skateboarding -- ideally, at the same time. He has a degree in English Literature from Aberystwyth University, Wales. He thinks FTL may be the most perfect game ever created.

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