
The AI product Friend 2.0, an interactive necklace that can converse with its wearer, has been launched. The product's initial batch of 5,000 units has already sold out, and the company aims to sell 50,000 more. The founder describes the device as a 'confidant, friend, God,' highlighting its intended role as a personal companion. The launch has sparked discussions about the role of AI in personal relationships, with some users suggesting it could be a better counselor than traditional therapy.
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