Workshop on human-AI intimacy points to paper, plus Luiza Jarovsky’s article on China’s law
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-07-21
Luiza Jarovsky points readers to a paper on human-AI intimacy and says her workshop will discuss its implications, especially the risk that people may substitute real-world relationships with AI companionship.
She also links to her own article about China’s law on anthropomorphic AI and invites readers to her newsletter, framing the post as part research discussion and part policy commentary.
Related event: Human-AI Intimacy Raises Ethical Concerns and Social Impact(2 posts)→
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