SDG (Social Discovery Group) Social Life 3.0: AI and the Future of Digital Connection

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Social media has taken a toll on people’s social skills, played on their insecurities and overwhelmed them with endless choice. How can technology, and AI specifically, help people move beyond superficial relationships to build authentic connections — romantic or platonic — in the digital world?#TCDisrupt2023 #Technology #Startups Subscribe for more on YouTube: https://tcrn.ch/youtube Follow TechCrunch […]

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SDG (Social Discovery Group) Social Life 3.0: AI and the Future of Digital Connection
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