
Connection Error is about our changing relationship with AI and how AI is changing our relationships. It explores the potential for AI to disrupt human connection as we know it…and what we can do about it.
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It’s become common for AI labs to publish research on the risks their products pose to society. Leaders like Dario Amodei, Mustafa Suleyman, and Sam Altman often lend their personal takes on the risks as well, posting blogs that read altern...
Lately, my eyes keep wandering to danah boyd‘s seminal book, It’s Complicated, sitting on my bookshelf. I first read it over a decade ago, but its lessons are reverberating today.
boyd’s careful, empathetic analysis of how young people wer...
A few years ago, as the end was nearing for my beloved chocolate Lab, Mo, I sometimes put his giant head on my lap and just sat with him. Still and unbothered.
Mo usually needed me there at the most inopportune times in our human schedule—...
Humans make better companions than bots…but only if we ask people to show up.
That’s what I kept thinking while reading an important new study on AI and loneliness that made the rounds last month, titled “Is a random human peer better than...
Anyone worried about AI and human connection eventually runs into the same problem: market incentives.
If we want a future where AI is fundamentally prosocial, aligning incentives across a system that routinely prioritizes cost over connec...
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Researcher at the intersection of disruptive innovation & social connection. Author. Mom. Trying to keep up with the rise of AI companionship and slow down to make sense of it.
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