Originally published at: Can AI be used to treat erectile dysfunction? | Boing Boing
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Movement and speed sensors capture each of the steps in users’ masturbation sessions to provide data points like duration, intensity, and heart rate, and based on that data, the app suggests individualized cognitive behavioral therapy to help with the mental aspects of premature ejaculation, as well as nutrition and fitness recommendations for the physical.
“I’m sorry, Dave. I would do anything for love. But I won’t do that.”
But seriously, IF it offers a real, usable, non-snakeoil solution without drugs, good. But I’m a skeptic.
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Hey, if Ms Wang says so…
Finally, someone is paying attention to the truly pressing problems of the day. /s
ETA a reminder, probably unnecessary:
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Is that what kids are calling it these days?
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Rule of Headlines.
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That headline reads like the creation of AI 
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I can’t even be bothered with a Floppy Drive joke.
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While I don’t subscribe to the “We shouldn’t fix X because we’re ignoring Y” philosophy, I will say that the second I read this my very first thought was “the only reason this condition is getting this attention is that it affects Men.” it’s absolutely true, and that’s infuriating.
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Yes! Yes it can!
Hey, Joe, what do you know?
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