Morgan Hewett thinks the future of women's sexual wellness is powered by AI—and it's making a lot of people uncomfortable.
In this episode of the Unimpressed Podcast, John sits down with the founder of Devin Toys, one of the world's first AI-powered sex tech companies designed exclusively around women's pleasure. Morgan explains how the technology personalizes experiences in real time, adapts to each user, and is redefining conversations about intimacy, wellness, and female sexuality.
This episode challenges long-held beliefs about intimacy and asks a bigger question:
Why is female pleasure still considered controversial?
Whether you agree with Morgan or not, this conversation will make you think about relationships, shame, independence, technology, and what empowerment really means in today's world.
🎙️ In this episode:
• The AI sex toy that's challenging a billion-dollar industry
• Why Harvard wasn't ready for Morgan's company
• The backlash from investors, professors, and society
• How AI is changing intimacy and sexual wellness
• Why women deserve products designed specifically for them
• Confidence, autonomy, and breaking free from relationship conditioning
• What "dating yourself" really means
• The future of AI, relationships, and human connection
If you've ever wondered where technology, sexuality, and female empowerment intersect, this is an episode you don't want to miss.
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