Wife asked BYD car's AI whether the husband is cheating with other women when she's away, the AI's reply is going viral

A video from China showing a wife questioning her husband’s BYD car AI assistant, Xiao Fang, about whether he had brought other women into the vehicle has gone viral online. While the AI said it could not directly confirm such information, it offered indirect behavioural cues, including checking navigation history and observing changes in driving patterns or car cleanliness.

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The viral video from China has reignited debate around artificial intelligence and privacy after a BYD car’s AI assistant responded to a personal question about a husband’s behaviour during a routine drive. The exchange, shared widely on social media, has drawn millions of views and sparked global conversation about how deeply AI is entering everyday human interactions.

The question that set the tone

During the ride, the wife asked the car’s AI assistant, Xiao Fang, a direct and personal question:

“Did my husband bring any other women in the car when I was away?” The husband, who was driving at the time, appeared calm and smiled as the question was asked. Xiao Fang’s initial response neither confirmed nor denied the suspicion, stating: “I can’t know directly if your husband brought any other woman to Fangchengbao 8.”

AI offered indirect advice instead of answers

Rather than giving a definitive reply, Xiao Fang proceeded to offer practical suggestions on how one might notice unusual behaviour. The AI advised checking navigation history, saying that car navigation records daily travel routes, including stops at certain locations. It added that unexplained long-distance drives outside of routine outings or work trips could also warrant clarification.

Xiao Fang further suggested observing changes in car maintenance habits. According to the AI, a sudden increase in cleaning, stocking wipes, mineral water or deodorants, especially if such behaviour was previously uncommon, could be seen as a potential red flag. Throughout the exchange, the wife appeared relaxed, sipping a soft drink and eating snacks, while the husband maintained his smile.



Watch the viral clip here:

Online reactions to the buzz

The clip quickly went viral, prompting a flood of reactions from social media users. Comments ranged from humour to disbelief. “I really thought the car was going to rat him out,” one user wrote. “Seeing the husband laughing meant he was safe,” another commented. Others joked, “Dude is cooked,” while some remarked, “BYD is a girl’s girl,” and “Someone is getting rid of the AI soon.”

Xiao Fang concluded with advising against unnecessary anxiety saying, “Before there is any hard evidence, don’t be too anxious or worried. You can find a suitable time to communicate well with your husband,” the AI said. China Insider, which shared the video, summed up the video by saying, “The silence in between was LOUD. This might be the most intense BYD ride in history. The passenger seat just unlocked Detective Class 101.”

(Disclaimer: This article is based on a viral social media video and online reactions. The Economic Times has not independently verified the authenticity of the content and does not claim or endorse it.)