
This research brief summarizes findings from research on how users of AI companionship platforms manage privacy across emotional and institutional boundaries. Emotional intimacy and corporate data practices intersect in human–AI interactions. The human-like design features of AI can blur distinctions between interpersonal intimacy and corporate surveillance.
FOS: Media and communications, FOS: Computer and information sciences, Internet, Artificial intelligence, Computer and information sciences, Sociology, Computer security, World wide web, Media and communications, FOS: Sociology
FOS: Media and communications, FOS: Computer and information sciences, Internet, Artificial intelligence, Computer and information sciences, Sociology, Computer security, World wide web, Media and communications, FOS: Sociology
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