How NSFW AI Chats are Changing the Adult Entertainment Industry in 2024

NSFW AI chats are taking the adult industry by storm. Especially the sex chat category. For decades humans were needed for sex chatting. The quality of these chats could vary a lot depending on the mood or person you have on the other end. She might not be into the roleplay that you might like. The future is now, old man! (Malcom) In 2024 more and more NSFW AI chat platforms are popping up. We are not surprised.

 

What the Heck are NSFW AI chats anyway?

NSFW AI chat is like your regular chat is the equivalent to a traditional sex chat, just on steroids. Imagine a chatting partner who is always ready for any fantasy. You want her to play hard to get, well she will be like that. You want her to talk with a cute Spanish accent like any great Mamacita would do, Ay si papi!

Why are NSFW AI Chats a threat to Onlyfans?

Well, roughly 30% of Onlyfans model’s revenue comes from chatting. Currently, big Onlyfans models outsource the chatting to agencies in the Philippines, etc. These Agencies take a cut for taking over the chatting and only require the Onlyfans models to create a Dropbox with thousands of images so that there is always fresh content. In the end, most of the money is made with the images and videos that are being sold during the chat. Well NSFW AI chats can do the same as agencies just more consistent.

Onlyfans models going AI

We at Mamacita.ai believe that AI cannot only be a big threat to Onlyfans but also can be seen as a great opportunity. AI can give OF models the opportunity to earn more, as well as increase the satisfaction of their fans at the same time. In 2024 we will start seeing AI that are licensing Onlyfans models “looks” and “voices”. You get your personal AI version of OF model XYZ. The OF models will get a percentage of the subscription to their AI chat version. You could ask her 24/7 for an image in whatever outfit you want, well that definitely sounds intriguing to me. That is why NSFW AI chats are the hot topic right now.