Editorial Team
AI Companion Today is produced by named experts with credentials in psychology, tech journalism, and AI product evaluation. Every article carries a byline. Mental health articles include a medical reviewer.
Sarah specializes in conversational AI evaluation with a focus on emotional intelligence, memory persistence, and user attachment patterns. She has tested 50+ AI companion apps over 200+ hours, comparing memory retention, character consistency, and ethical guardrails. Her background in psychology informs AICT's methodology for evaluating AI relationships and mental health implications.
Areas of expertise
- AI companion app evaluation
- Conversational AI testing methodology
- Mental health AI safety
- User attachment patterns
- AI roleplay quality assessment
Verticals covered
companion · mental-health · romance · seniors
Marcus covers AI tools for productivity, content creation, and business automation. He has reviewed 100+ AI productivity SaaS products including Jasper, Notion AI, ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Grammarly, and Surfer SEO. His monthly best-of guides are refreshed with hands-on testing and pricing comparisons. Marcus brings 8 years of tech journalism experience to AICT's productivity vertical.
Areas of expertise
- AI productivity tools comparison
- AI writing assistants benchmarking
- Language learning AI assessment
- Education AI for kids and teachers
- Gaming AI emerging niche
Verticals covered
productivity · language · education · gaming
Medical Advisory Board
Mental health articles are reviewed by board-certified mental health professionals before publication. Contact editorial@aicompaniontoday.com for advisory board details.
Review process: Every mental health article receives dual-byline review (author + medical reviewer) per Google YMYL guidelines.
Editorial Methodology
- Apps tested: 50+ AI companion apps
- Total testing hours: 200+
- Hours per app: minimum 4 hours, average 8 hours
- Scoring criteria: 10 weighted dimensions
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