What in the cuteness over load is this? A Moflin J Sbu?

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If you been feeling needy and want or need something that will be with you through thick and thin during this continuous lockdown then you have come to the right place.

We all have surely been craving the companionship of a cuddly pet, but some people don't want the wary of dirty doggies. Worry not because a Japanese tech firm has created a more amenable alternative.

Meet Moflin, an AI pet with “emotional capabilities that evolve like living animals.”

This might be perfect for J Sbu because he is not a fan of pets would love the company. Stacey thought he should get one.

Listen to the podcast to hear if J Sbu agrees.
15 Jan 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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