Book Review: ‘Artificial Intimacy,’ by Sherry Turkle

In “Artificial Intimacy,” Sherry Turkle warns that we seek comfort from A.I. devices at the peril of our well-being and even our democracy.

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2026-09-30 09:01 · New York Times AI
Book Review: ‘Artificial Intimacy,’ by Sherry Turkle

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