Artificial intelligence is moving into courtship, with users turning to chatbots to punch up dating profiles, draft texts and even manage breakups. Relationship coach Jackie Dorman and therapist Christina Tracy Stein warn the practice can dull communication skills, enable idealized self-presentation and displace the accountability central to human bonds—especially as AI “companions” promise unconditional support. While AI can help organize thoughts during stressful moments, overreliance risks sidelining instinct and authenticity, they say. A survey cited on Fox indicates roughly a fifth of teens report relationships with AI tools, underscoring how quickly the technology is entering intimate life.




























