An 'AI sex app' link on Japan's horse racing website: spam exploiting an open parameter

By JRA (jra.go.jp) · November 8, 2026.

The material received contains no news. The headline, "AI SEX Paras SEX AI-sovellus vuonna 2026", mixes Finnish and English with the name of the Japan Racing Association (JRA). The description repeats that text without providing any information. There is no company, product, figure or date we can verify.

The only thing of interest is the URL. It points to a seating-chart page for Sapporo Racecourse on jra.go.jp. It carries an "xml" parameter with a base64-encoded data block. Decoding it reveals a configuration tag instructing the page to include an XML file hosted on an external domain (vrfeeds.com). We have not downloaded or opened that address, so we cannot say what it contains. Nor are we accusing the JRA of anything.

How this pattern works: a web viewer accepts a parameter without validating it. Anyone can build a link that looks legitimate, because the domain is real, but loads third-party content. Search engine optimization (SEO) spam exploits that trust to slip in keywords, such as "AI sex app", under a reputable domain.

Our take: this piece does not merit further analysis, and providing it would be filler. It serves as a reminder that hot topics such as AI, sexuality and companion apps are common bait for spam and scams. If a source offers only a keyword and a strange link, it is not a source. The prudent course is not to open that URL and to discard the headline.

There will be serious analysis of AI companionship and relationships when there are facts to attribute. This is not the case.