"AI girlfriend" spam in a UCO link: when SEO parasitizes institutional sites to sneak in sexual chatbots

By Universidad de Córdoba (UCO), according to the feed · October 15, 2026.

There are no verifiable facts about artificial intelligence in this material. The feed only provides a commercial title («ai girlfriend app Sexual Chatbot Online With Customizable Roleplay And Privacy Controls») with the UCO name appended. There is no article text, no figures and no identifiable product. The only thing that can be stated is what the URL shows.

The address points to a virtual tour page of the UCO's SCAI service. It carries an `xml=` parameter with base64-encoded content. When decoded, it appears to be an instruction to load an XML file hosted on an external GitHub Pages domain. This is our reading of the URL, not a confirmation from the university. That structure is typical of content injections in outdated web viewers. We do not claim to know who created it or with what intent, and there is no indication that the UCO is behind it.

**Our take.** This is a well-known pattern of low-grade SEO. Someone exploits the reputation of an institutional (.es, university) domain to rank virtual companion pages with sexual content. In general, the virtual «girlfriend» and «partner» segments attract traffic and money, and that fuels these kinds of tactics.

That is why we should not treat as news whatever comes out of a search engine or a feed just because it carries a trusted domain. The response involves reviewing the parameters that public pages accept and filtering sources better. It is also worth separating the real business of conversational companionship, which deserves serious analysis on privacy, emotional dependence and consent, from the noise surrounding it.

We have decided not to expand the piece so as not to pad it with generalities. If the UCO issues a notice, or an independent analysis of the case appears, we will cover it.