Artificial intelligence has illustrated what typical cheaters might look like.

Researchers surveyed Britons about their views on partner fidelity, and based on the descriptions provided, artificial intelligence generated average profiles of individuals likely to cheat. This was reported by the New York Post.

To create these profiles, scientists questioned around 2,000 people. They were asked to describe the appearance of their unfaithful partners. From these textual descriptions, AI produced an "average likeness" of individuals prone to infidelity.

For men, the profile depicted a person around 40 years old with gray-blue eyes, minor wrinkles, and thinning hair – or none at all.

Photo source: Kennedy News and Media / New York Post

In contrast, the AI’s representation of a woman is a slender brunette approximately 50 years old, with a small nose and medium-sized lips.

Photo source: Kennedy News and Media / New York Post

Additionally, during the study, 35% of men admitted to cheating at least once, compared to 24% of women. At the same time, media outlets noted that the research inadvertently revealed that the peak season for infidelity tends to be in the fall.