Now that we have intelligent lightbulbs, doorbells, refrigerators, and more, it was only a matter of time before our most primal and intimate lives became smarter through artificial intelligence. Since sextech was allowed to exhibit at CES 2020 among the health and wellness vendors instead of denied entry or tucked away in the back as in years past, technology intended to augment the human sexual experience might just be on the verge of going mainstream. As more and more people invite artificial intelligence into their bedrooms and most intimate experiences, let's review the possibilities as well as perils that might bring. Creators of science fiction have imagined a future where human-like sex robots rule human sexual experience. However, sextech is more than just sex bots.

In October 2021, Mark Zuckerberg emerged from the depths of scandal armed with a keynote of his plans to build out the metaverse. And in a recent interview Mark Zuckerberg said he thinks people will one day spend most of their time in the metaverse. Turning everyday lives virtual will take some adapting and new approaches to common activities, including sex. But is it legal to have sex in the metaverse? As more and more people invite technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics, and metaverse into their bedrooms and most intimate experiences, let's review the possibilities as well as perils that might bring.