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Many researchers have voiced ethical concerns about the potential effects of machine companionship. They are concerned that the more that people turn to machine companions, the more they’ll lose touch with other humans—yet another shift toward an existence of being “alone together,” to use sociologist Sherry Turkle’s term. Despite this…

Much less has been conveyed about older women’s actual experiences, especially those who thrive alone

It's likely that sexual and romantic relationships with AI-equipped systems and robots will become more common in the not-so-distant future.

Explore the different forms of sex, love, and friendships that people can experience with AI-equipped machines, along with what drives people to forge these relationships in the first place

There was once a stigma attached to online dating: Less than a decade ago, many couples who had met online would make up stories for how they met rather than admit that they had done so via an app. Not so anymore. Online dating is so mainstream that you&#...

From advanced chatbots to physical robots, people are forging connections with AI-equipped systems for sex, love, and even friendship.

Early research finds that people get just about the same gratification from sexting with a chatbot as they do with another human.

Researchers who studied the link between human and machine say a certain personality type will embrace it.

“It’s the pressure I feel when people wonder why a ‘girl like me is still single’. It’s the pity in people’s eyes when they're looking at me.”

"We’re going to have to come to grips with a lot of questions we might have considered ridiculous up until a few months ago.”