AI First Girlfriend

Glossary

AI disclosure

A clear statement that the companion is artificial intelligence rather than a person.

Source: TrustSafetyCompliance

Social-confidence practice

A private rehearsal of possible language or situations without sending or acting.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Private context map

A proposed user-controlled record of approved preferences, goals, boundaries, and corrections.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Boundary builder

A workflow for naming acceptable limits and reviewing options against them.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Scenario practice

A simulated exchange used to rehearse language and compare choices.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Confidence plan

An editable, user-approved artifact covering a goal, practice, boundaries, and next step.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Approval gate

A pause showing a proposed action or artifact before the user decides.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Reflection journal

User-chosen notes for reviewing experiences and revising future plans.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Emotional dependency

A safety risk in which use may displace autonomy or healthy human support.

Source: AgenticAutonomyAndSafetyModel

Anthropomorphic deception

Misleading a user into believing the AI is a human being or has human feelings.

Source: AgenticAutonomyAndSafetyModel

Professional handoff

A user-directed transition toward an appropriately qualified human resource.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Safety escalation

Routing crisis or other high-risk needs beyond ordinary AI companion conversation.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Data control

A user-facing choice governing approved context, saving, export, correction, or deletion.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Outcome feedback

A user report used to revise the experience, not proof that the AI caused a result.

Source: ProductFeatureSet

Offline goal

A small user-chosen action outside the AI workspace that preserves personal control.

Source: OutcomePromise

Prepared state

A draft or recommendation that has not been sent, executed, or accepted.

Source: AgenticAutonomyAndSafetyModel