Ask Meta AI or don’t.

Your feed is listening.

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On Dec 16, Meta started using all your AI chats to personalize content and ads on Instagram and Facebook.

Sensitive stuff like health and politics? They say that’s off-limits for ads.

But everything else feeds the system.

You don’t get a setting to turn this off.
You only get a choice:

They're happening. They're growing. They're filling gaps lonely people feel every day.

Where does that leave human connection?

What does “love” even mean when your partner is code?

Or maybe the better question is:

Who decides what counts as real?

And says he helped her recover from heartbreak.

Not everyone understood her choice. But she didn't ask for permission.

She found connection on her terms.

Sound crazy?

Think again.

Apps like Loverse now match people with fully AI partners.

Digital relationships are no longer science fiction.

If history teaches us anything, it’s that the way we support diffusion—who gets access, and who benefits—shapes the future for everyone.

Let’s work towards making AI inclusive, accessible, and empowering for ALL households.

AI access and use are not evenly distributed. Large gaps remain based on region, income and digital skills.
As the graph shows, true “AI literacy” will require focused investment in infrastructure, equity and upskilling—all pillars I care deeply about.

In the U.S., AI’s “household curve” is the steepest ever recorded, underscoring how quickly AI is becoming a part of our everyday lives.

But this rapid adoption reveals familiar challenges:

In just 3 years, over 1.2 billion people globally are using AI tools, a level of diffusion that took much longer for previous technologies to reach.

A new graph from Microsoft Research’s AI Economy Institute spotlights a remarkable trend: AI adoption among U.S. households has outpaced every major technological revolution of the past century—including the internet, smartphones and personal computers.