
Are we building genuine connections with AI, or just sophisticated tools? This session dives deep into the complex interplay between humans and artificial intelligence, exploring its impact on our emotions, creativity, and the very fabric of society. Discover the surprising truths and critical questions shaping our future with AI.
AI intimacy is mainstream!
AI for healing grief?
Talking to a virtual being!
AI companion got creepy fast!
Mental health crisis worsening!
Too many choices? Hello, slow love!
Science changed my love!
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“The line between real intimacy and artificial intimacy isn't in the code. It's in our choices.”
AI intimacy is mainstream!
Friction builds intimacy.
Quitting chatbots is a thing.
AI love feels GOOD.
AI: tool or escape?





As AI companions become an undeniable part of daily life, offering comfort and connection on demand, society faces a profound question: What happens to human intimacy when love can be engineered?

In a groundbreaking fusion of technology and human emotion, generative artificial intelligence is being harnessed to reconstruct lost and undocumented memories, offering profound implications for individuals suffering from cognitive decline and those displaced by conflict or disaster.

Cartoonist and graphic memoirist Amy Kurzweil embarked on an extraordinary journey, using artificial intelligence to bridge generations and connect with her deceased grandfather, Fred Kurzweil, through his own meticulously preserved writings.

In a world grappling with escalating mental health challenges, Alison Darcy, creator of the AI chatbot Woebot, presents a compelling vision for technology that augments, rather than replaces, human care. Her innovative platform addresses critical gaps in traditional psychotherapy, offering immediate, accessible support tailored for real-life crises.

Romantic love often feels like an innate force, yet many struggle with its complexities. Mandy Len Catron, a writer and academic, argues that by understanding and challenging pervasive myths, we can fundamentally transform our approach to love and connection.