AI, Human Communication, and the Challenges of Digital Addiction
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As AI becomes increasingly involved in our daily lives, its impact on human communication and behavior is growing more profound. From social media feeds and algorithm recommendation systems, these technologies are reshaping how we interact, form relationships, and consume information. While AI offers powerful tools for connection and efficiency, it also raises concerns about digital addiction and the weakening of authentic human connections. It is essential to understand how AI has affected human connection and the psychological challenges emerging in a digitally saturated world. AI, Human Com...
As AI becomes increasingly involved in our daily lives, its impact on human communication and behavior is growing more profound. From social media feeds and algorithm recommendation systems, these technologies are reshaping how we interact, form relationships, and consume information. While AI offers powerful tools for connection and efficiency, it also raises concerns about digital addiction and the weakening of authentic human connections. It is essential to understand how AI has affected human connection and the psychological challenges emerging in a digitally saturated world. AI, Human Communication, and the Challenges of Digital Addiction explores the intricate interplay between AI and human communication, examining both the benefits and the unintended consequences of our increasing reliance on digital technologies. It delves into the ways AI shapes our conversations, influences, our social behaviors, and alters the very fabric of interpersonal relationships. Covering topics such as communication technologies, human relationships, and social change, this book is an excellent resource for academicians, researchers, educators, postgraduate students, mental health professionals, counselors, social works, technology developers, and more.
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