Are AI Companions Safe? Risks, Psychology, and Regulation (2026)
AI companions aren’t “chatbots with a nicer UI.” They are hypersocial systems engineered to simulate emotionally resonant, long-term relationships. That […]
Why Safety, Moderation, and Compliance Quietly Destroy AI Companion App Margins (2026)
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Why Power Users Are the Most Dangerous Customers in AI Companion Apps (2026)
Most AI companion founders still believe the same myth that powered early SaaS success: “If users love the product and
Why “Unlimited” AI Companions Always Collapse Into Usage Limits
This article is a supporting analysis for our pillar guide: 👉 How AI Companion Apps Make Money (and Why Most
Why AI Companion Apps Don’t Scale Like SaaS (and Never Will)
Traditional consumer SaaS scaled on a simple economic premise: once you built the software, serving the next user was almost
Why Emotional Engagement Becomes a Cost Center in AI Companion Apps (2026)
Most AI companion founders still believe that stronger emotional attachment equals higher lifetime value. The intuition is simple: if users
Why Traditional SaaS Metrics Break in AI Companion Apps (and What Smart Founders Track Instead)
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Why Inference Costs Are Killing AI Companion Apps (and the 2026 Architecture That Survives)
Most founders believe AI companion apps fail because of pricing mistakes: unlimited plans, low ARPU, or poor tier design. That
Why Most AI Companion Apps Fail at Tiered Pricing (and How to Design Plans That Actually Scale)
This article is a supporting analysis for the pillar guide: 👉 How AI Companion Apps Make Money (and Why Most
Why High-Retention AI Companion Apps Lose Money (and What Actually Works in 2026)
This article is a supporting analysis for our pillar guide: 👉 How AI Companion Apps Make Money (and Why Most