In the digital age, social media platforms have become powerful tools for shaping public perception. Leaders across the globe, from the Western world to the Middle East and Far East, have harnessed these platforms to cultivate their images. Among these leaders, some exhibit traits associated with narcissism, a personality characteristic marked by grandiosity, self-centredness, and an insatiable need for admiration. In this exploration, we delve into how social media portrays narcissistic leaders and the implications for their governance practices.
Category: Society and Culture
Can the Rise of Technosexualism Endanger Dating Apps?
In today’s world, AI is making its way into our romantic lives, as well as dominating our search engines and careers. With the belief that human relationships are overrated, AI girlfriends have gained significant popularity among more than 10 million individuals. With the rise of online dating, these partners are causing quite a buzz and could potentially revolutionise the way people approach dating. There is one individual who is willing to spend a whopping $10,000 every month on these chatbots. Greg Isenberg envisions a market worth one billion dollars, drawing inspiration from Match Group’s remarkable success. However, privacy concerns arise when it comes to virtual companions such as Cupid.ai and Candy.ai. Artificial intelligence companions, engineered to understand and offer a customised experience, could soon become the frontrunners, overshadowing dating app subscriptions.