The Future of Social Relationships with the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence Technologies

The study addresses the future of social relations with the development of artificial intelligence technologies, as human life shifts from its traditional phase of human interactions to one programmed according to computer-aided technologies. This translates into unconventional patterns in the context of human action, from spontaneous actions of a human nature to actions programmed by artificial intelligence technologies, far removed from human nature and devoid of human emotion. This means interactions not subject to human mood, but rather controlled and selected by digital machines. The study gradually examines the trajectory of human relations from its traditional phase to the beginning of the entry of software into human life, and its transition to more complex and intrusive software that controls human choices, directs behavior, and eliminates the most subtle privacy features of artificial intelligence technologies, thus eliminating the role of human will in freedom of choice and behavioral control. The study examines the risks of technological intervention in human life, the direction of human behavior, and the control of social relations. This exposes human lives to exposure, the elimination of privacy, and the control of privacy by digital machines and the programmers who operate this technology. This risks extend beyond individual human risks to national and patriotic risks, by exposing the lives of others to exposure before those working with and searching for information through the computerized data that digital machines provide, exposed to the entire world