AI Bots Take Over Dirty Talk for OnlyFans Stars

Many OnlyFans creators use AI chatbots to sext with subscribers, tricking them into thinking they’re chatting with real people, despite the platform’s rules prohibiting such behaviour.

OnlyFans is a website with a lot of porn that lets its members build “authentic relationships” with people who make content. However, a lot of OnlyFans porn stars hire “chatters” to send them fake messages to get money from shady subscribers. And more and more of those chatters aren’t even real people; they’re bots.

Some agencies that collaborate with OnlyFans porn performers claim that the performers use AI software to sext with subscribers, either in place of or alongside human chatters. We inform management agencies about the software, but OnlyFans subscribers remain unaware. They think they’re chatting with porn stars in real time.

On its website, the U.S.-based NEO Agency says it has created an AI chatbot that “doesn’t just send messages; it makes real connections.” FlirtFlow is the chatbot’s name that “captures the essence of years of relationship-building expertise, ensuring every interaction is genuine and meaningful.”

The rules for using OnlyFans make it clear that the people who made it can’t use AI chatbots. The rules say that an AI chatbot can’t write chats or direct messages. The business said that its terms of service make it clear that creators are legally responsible for everything they do with a subscriber.

OnlyFans’ promise of direct links between creators and subscribers is what distinguishes it from other porn sites and has made it extremely wealthy. In 2022, the company made almost $1.1 billion, with 20% of the creators’ income going to the company.

There is no official link between OnlyFans and the companies that use chatbots. They do collaborate with creators and their management teams, though, and those groups can access OnlyFans accounts. Luc Jaris, CEO of NEO Agency, says that about half of the 70 OnlyFans porn creators they work with use FlirtFlow. He added that dozens of creators at 20 other agencies do the same.

He said that AI couldn’t “really understand” flirting until a few years ago, but now the chatbot can do it better than real people. Jaris said that the software asks subscribers for basic information in a “conversational mode,” which is small talk.

“You can’t just go straight to the normal ‘Hey, Daddy, tip me!’ stuff,” he said. “First, you need to understand the fan. Where is he from?” What’s wrong with him? Why does he dislike his boss so much? What’s the name of his dog? Information is what you gather.

Given that you are unable to connect with him in any other way, how will you proceed? What are you going to do to get him to pay you money?”

Jaris said that the chatbot works best with accounts that get so many messages that “even a chat team of 14 people might be just too few.” For a small group of fans accustomed to “very personalized chatting,” it sounds sketchy and doesn’t perform as well. He said that human chatters are still better than AI at serving subscribers with sexy niches like submission and dominance.

AI-Powered Companion

Founded in 2023, Botly is an Australian company that utilizes AI. The software, which costs $15 a month, looks at a subscriber’s questions and chat history to make a response in the OnlyFans messaging box. The creator or chatter can then modify or send the response.

Botly reports that over 100,000 chats utilize its technology each month. Most of its clients are management firms, but some are individual creators.

Kyle Hartley, the founder of Botly, said in an interview, “What we are focusing on is making this as conversationally relevant as possible so people can find companionship through these creators, even though it is an AI talking for them.”

Hartley explained that his software circumvents OnlyFans’ bot ban by requiring human intervention to send the messages generated by AI. Jaris from the NEO Agency asserted that FlirtFlow can compose and dispatch messages independently of human assistance or detection by OnlyFans.

If you pay between $4.99 and $50 a month, OnlyFans gives you the chance to talk to porn creators and get not only sexual pleasure but also emotional connection and even intimacy.

However, the dishonest use of chatters pretending to be models on the site is gaining more and more attention.