How Apps Changed Romance: Love in the Digital Age

In a new episode of the podcast "Ad HaKatzé", Keren Neubach hosts Dr. Shiri Reznik for a conversation about the impact of dating apps on romance. They discuss romantic myths from Disney and Hollywood movies, the commodification of people, the influence of artificial intelligence on relationships, and whether it's still possible to find love in a world of infinite options.

In a new episode of the podcast "Ad HaKatzé" from Kan, Keren Neubach hosts Dr. Shiri Reznik, a social psychologist and researcher of media representations of love, for a conversation about the crisis in the search for love in the digital age. The two examine how the romantic myths we absorbed from Disney movies and Hollywood comedies clash with the reality of dating apps. They discuss when we turn from human beings into consumer products, and how artificial intelligence is already changing the world of relationships. Despite the challenges, the episode asks whether it is still possible to find love—good enough love—in a world of infinite options. The episode invites listening and offers an academic perspective on modern dating culture.