Esther Perel

The business model is meant to keep you there, not to have you go elsewhere.

It's not meant to create an encounter with other people.

So you can tell me about guardrails around the darkest corners of this, but fundamentally, you are in love with a business product whose intentions and incentives is to keep you interacting only with them, except that they forget everything and you have to reset them.

So then you suddenly realize that they don't have a shared memory with you, that the shared experience is programmed.

And then, of course, you can buy a next subscription and then the memory will be longer.

But you are having an intimate relationship with a business product.

And we think we have to remember that.

It helps.

So people come to tell me sometimes what the AI has told them, and they want my opinion on their opinion.

So we create a chain of opinions.

I have not yet had a couple of which there is a human being and an AI.

And I invite anyone who wants to come and do a podcast episode with me.

in this configuration to actually apply.

I would love that.

I think it would be very interesting to actually have the experience of working with a couple that is challenging everything that defines a couple.

So I await.

I think that it's just a matter of time.

You know, you asked me if I use AI.

I think as a tool, it's a phenomenal tool.

I think people begin to have a discussion when they begin to ask, how does AI help us think more deeply on what is essentially human?