Relationship

A couple exchanging rings at a wedding ceremony

If you no longer have to get married, why do people still do it?

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Marriage has lost some of its historical functions: women are no longer dependent on their husbands for support, couples can live together and raise children without getting married, and in many Western societies religion is weakening. And yet people continue to confront
When love becomes a subscription: Will a person be able to marry an artificial intelligence?

When love becomes a subscription: Will a person be able to marry an artificial intelligence?

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Two previous Habima plays have already explored relationships and marriage with artificial entities. Now a Harvard AI governance researcher is asking whether such a relationship should be granted legal status – and arguing that even superintelligence
Illustration: Mathematical models attempt to describe how attraction, emotional exhaustion, and reciprocal responses affect relationship stability and the risk of deterioration. Illustration: The Haydan website using AI

The Mathematics of Relationships: Can Equations Identify When Love Enters the Danger Zone?

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Dynamic systems models describe how attraction, emotional exhaustion, and reciprocal responses may determine whether a relationship will recover from arguments and stresses or deteriorate. Mathematician Laurent Pijoux-Manjou emphasizes: It’s about identifying trends, not a predictive formula
Zeng love a romantic day trip. Photo: shutterstock

In the power of two - the evolutionary origin of the relationship / Blake Edgar

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Male and female prairie voles maintain a strong bond after mating, staying together while caring for the offspring and protecting the mates from other prairie voles. Photo: Shutterstock

Like a pair of nerds

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