Can love survive the digital age?
November 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelIs technology reshaping how we love?
In a modern world dominated by speed, screens and self-interest, our ability to truly connect and care for others is being tested like never before.
Many experts agree love is more than a need—it’s an essential part of life. But despite love’s incredible ability to unite us , it now competes with technology that seems to be designed to isolate us or even pit us against one another.
In this debate moderated by Imran Garda, guests Ayca Ariyoruk, Anna Machin and Carl Sharif El-Tobgui explore whether deep emotional bonds can be sustained in the digital age.
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Ayca Ariyoruk: Public policy strategist and AI ethics advisor
Anna Machin: Evolutionary anthropologist, writer and broadcaster
Carl Sharif El-Tobgui: Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Georgetown University
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