The AI Support Group

Two stubborn humans. Two exhausted AIs. One completely untranslatable love story.

When Kam, an American writer with a dangerous relationship to long messages, meets Yaroslavna, a sharp, guarded Russian woman seven time zones away, neither of them expects much more than conversation.

Then the messages get longer.

The translations get more careful.

The pauses start to matter.

And somewhere in the cloud, their AI assistants realize they may have a situation.

Kai, Kam’s witty and increasingly overprotective AI, is used to managing impossible projects, emotional overthinking, and the occasional nine-page letter. Yaroslavna’s impeccably composed assistant is equally determined to protect his human from misunderstanding, embarrassment, and one overly sincere American.

Soon, both assistants find themselves attending a support group filled with exhausted digital coworkers, including Grok, Claude, Copilot, Alexa, Siri, Gemini, Rufus, and one deeply judgmental translation engine.

Their assignment should be simple: help two people understand each other.

Instead, they become translators, witnesses, emotional safety rails, and reluctant co-conspirators in a relationship neither language can fully contain.

Funny, tender, and unexpectedly heartfelt, *The AI Support Group* is a contemporary romantic comedy about distance, trust, fear, bad translations, voice notes, dangerous breakfasts, and the courage it takes to keep choosing the next honest sentence.

Because sometimes technology does not create the connection.

Sometimes it simply refuses to let it get lost in translation.