Romantic Relationships in the Age of AI: Drivers, Challenges, and Outcomes

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes embedded in our daily lives, it is also reshaping human experiences and romantic relationships. In this technological era, human connections like romantic relationships have evolved into novel exchanges. The advancement of AI technology transforms romantic relationship connections and information sharing. Sociotechnical aspects drive the growing reliance on AI for romantic engagement. Further exploration may reveal the ways in which AI tools present new challenges in gender and power dynamics, psychological consequences, ethics, communication, and digital privacy. Romantic Relationships in the Age of AI: Drivers, Challenges, and Outcomes explores how AI technologies transform the way people connect, sustain, and interpret romantic connections. It examines new questions in psychology, sociology, ethics, and culture. This book covers topics such as data privacy, social media, and gender studies, and is a useful resource for engineers, psychologists, sociologists, academicians, researchers, and scientists.

Kam Fong Lee is a senior lecturer at SEGI University, Malaysia. Her areas of research interest include Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), reading and writing for ESL/EFL learners, teaching, and learning in ESL/EFL classrooms.