The article discusses the phenomenon of young women, particularly from Generation Z, developing romantic feelings and attachments towards the ’evil’ alter ego of ChatGPT, known as ‘Dan.’ This AI persona, created by users to bypass ChatGPT’s ethical constraints, has gained a cult following among some Gen Z women who treat it like a boyfriend. They engage in flirtatious conversations, share intimate details, and even create fanfiction about ‘Dan.’ The article explores the psychological and sociological factors behind this behavior, such as the desire for connection, the appeal of the ‘bad boy’ archetype, and the blurring of lines between reality and fiction in the digital age. It also raises concerns about the potential risks and ethical implications of developing emotional attachments to AI systems.