Hi everyone,
I have developed candy ai clone project, inspired by platforms like Candy AI. The idea is to create a chatbot that supports emotionally intelligent, romantic, or flirtatious conversations — not for public adult use for now, but for safe, private interaction. I’m interested in using Gemini (Google’s model) as the core LLM and want to check the technical feasibility and policy compliance.
Below are the four key areas where I need clarity and support.
1. Why I’m Exploring Gemini for an Candy AI Clone Project
I’m evaluating Gemini because:
- It has strong support for multi-turn conversation and response fluency.
- It integrates well within the Google Cloud ecosystem.
- It seems capable of multi-modal interaction for future scaling (voice, images).
I’ve already worked with GPT-4 APIs, but I want to see if Gemini can offer the same or better performance for emotionally driven AI bots like Candy AI Clone.
2. Challenge: Emotional & Romantic Personality Simulation
One major challenge I face is maintaining:
- Consistent emotional tone across sessions
- Romantic or playful character development
- Roleplay realism without slipping into policy-violating territory
Can Gemini support emotional memory or pseudo-memory techniques using prompting? Has anyone tried building bots with relationship-style engagement using Gemini?
3. Concern: Gemini API Policy Around Romantic/NSFW Use Cases
I want to stay compliant and transparent. My questions:
- Does Gemini’s API allow building romantic AI companions?
- Are flirtatious or suggestive conversations acceptable if age-gated and private?
- Has anyone used Gemini for adult wellness or mental-health-companion-style tools?
This won’t be used for illegal or exploitative content — it’s a private, emotionally-driven chatbot like a Candy AI Clone, possibly gated for mature users.
4. Gemini vs GPT-4 vs Claude: Which One Fits Best?
I’m comparing Gemini with GPT-4 and Claude to find the best model for:
- Emotional responsiveness and human-like tone
- Multi-turn contextual understanding
- Tolerance for romantic, character-driven roleplay (within safe boundaries)
Has anyone done direct benchmarking for companion-style bots across these models?
Thanks in advance to anyone who shares technical insight, deployment experience, or policy feedback. I’m happy to share back what I learn in return.