"Zuckerberg accurately diagnoses our crisis of isolation. But the solution will not be automated," writes Kim Samuel.

Mark Zuckerberg recently suggested that AI chatbots could combat social isolation by serving as "friends" for people ...

Mark Zuckerberg is right that our nation is beset by an epidemic of loneliness. People too often find themselves isolated ...

The human experience is messy, not sanitized. Creating the illusion of a long-term perfect friendship or romantic ...

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People of every age now too often find themselves isolated from family, with too few friends and little to keep them company but the screens in their hands, on their ...

Mark Zuckerberg has declared he wants AI friends to outnumber human companions as the Meta CEO outlined his grim vision for ...

The prefix co- captures a broad range of our uniquely shared experiences — of co-imagining, cocreating, and coexisting. If we ...

Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks with Databricks Co-founder and CEO Ali Ghodsi at LlamaCon 2025, an AI developer conference ... significantly reduce loneliness and increase trust ...

Mark Zuckerberg went on a recent media tour to promote that Meta is seeking to transform its Meta AI chatbots into friends, under the guise of helping the very real loneliness epidemic.

In early May, Mark Zuckerberg made headlines for comments about how he sees the potential of AI to transform social isolation ... Zuckerberg is correct that there’s a real problem. The loneliness ...