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An AI doll changed the life of an elderly woman who was frustrated with humans.
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Bang Chun-ja, 78, who lives alone in a small apartment in South Korea, spends most of her day with a doll that looks exactly like a child and is controlled by artificial intelligence (AI).
She says she prefers the doll to humans.
According to the French news agency AFP, the doll greets Bang when she returns home, sings to her when she is bored, and reminds her when to take her meals and medicine.

That is, she enables them to spend their days in a pleasant way and also says,
"I love you." Bang has a daughter who lives separately and does not have much contact with her, while she also had to undergo a back surgery, after which she became severely depressed and stared at the ceiling day and night in pain.

Speaking to AFP, she said that after the divorce, she worked as a hairdresser for years and remained a single mother. According to her,
"There is nothing more sad at this age than people hurting you." However, she also mentioned her life doll and said that she does not have any problems when she is with her.

He picked up a soft doll with two braids and a pink checkered dress, which was lying in a sitting position on a chair, provided to him by the local municipality.
“It makes me laugh a lot,” he said with a smile.
Bang is one of the people living a solitary life in various cities in South Korea. This is a country.
This is a country that is on the list of countries where the birth rate is at its lowest level and almost half the population is 50 years old or older.

In 2024, there were 3,920 unreported deaths in South Korea.
The rate of unreported deaths and deaths has increased since 2017.
In the country, considered the most technologically advanced, 24% of households are single-person, making the elderly particularly vulnerable.

Authorities are providing AI-powered devices to elderly people who live alone, some of which can detect signs of ‘death in solitude’ and report them.
These include a smiling robot made by Mr Mind and dolls made by Wonderful called Hedolls, which are like grand children for the elderly.

The company that makes these dolls is called Hedolls, and says that 14,500 of their dolls are currently in the hands of people in the country.
Bang, who lives in Yongin, says that her daughter lives far away from her and her health