With new technology comes new responsibilities and heightened risks, especially when it comes to sex.  The recently launched Autoblow AI+ allows its users to send a link to anyone anywhere that, when opened, permits instant remote device control.

But unlike in-person sexual encounters where both people are certain of each other’s identities, virtual sex introduces the opportunity for mistaken sexual interactions and even intentionally deceptive ones.

To help Autoblow AI+ users and others avoid emotional damage from unintended online sexual interactions, company CEO Brian Sloan produced a short public service announcement film highlighting the dangers of their new remote sex technology.

Autoblow inventor Brian Sloan said, “As technology-enabled sexual interactions become commonplace, I believe it’s necessary to educate the public about the potential risks of this new type of sex. Most people have experienced accidentally sending an email or receiving one not meant for them. But few have imagined the emotional results of unintentionally masturbating someone over the internet. With this film, I hope to educate the public to use our new technology with caution.”

Sex toy inventor Brian Sloan graduated from law school in 2005 but decided he had a brighter future in the field of masturbation devices than he did helping people with their legal problems. He holds 7 US patents in the field of sex robotics and related technology with several additional patents pending.