44 Percent of Sasha7 Users Report Using AI for Discreet Relationships
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Sasha7, an online dating platform for discreet relationships, has released a report titled "AI and the Modern Affair," based on a survey of 1,087 adult users from the United States, Australia, and Canada. The survey, conducted between July 1 and September 1, 2026, found that 44 percent of respondents reported using artificial intelligence (AI) in connection with an affair or discreet relationship.
Among those who used AI for such purposes, 70 percent reported employing the technology to write, rewrite, or improve messages. The survey also explored the perceived authenticity of AI-assisted romantic messages. According to the findings, 46 percent of respondents who used AI to compose romantic messages felt that a heavily edited message still felt completely like their own words. Another 39 percent said it felt only partly like their own message, while 15 percent felt that an extensively AI-written romantic message did not really come from them.
The report also highlighted differences in AI adoption across age groups. Sixty-one percent of respondents aged 18-34 reported using AI in connection with an affair, compared to 49 percent of those aged 35-44, 35 percent of those aged 45-54, and 27 percent of respondents aged 55 and older.
The survey included 1,087 adult users of Sasha7, an online dating platform for discreet relationships. Participation was voluntary, and responses were anonymous. The sample is not representative of the general population, all married adults, or all people involved in extramarital relationships. Responses describe self-reported behavior and were not independently verified. Percentages are rounded, and questions permitting multiple selections may total more than 100%.
The full findings and methodology are available at sasha7.com/blog/ai-infidelity-survey. Sasha7 is an online dating platform for adults seeking discreet relationships. Alongside its platform, the company publishes member surveys and analysis exploring relationships, digital privacy, online dating, and the use of technology in personal communication. Its member research describes participating users and is not presented as representative of the general population.