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Love Machines and the Cost of Digital Intimacy
James Muldoon’s Love Machines surveys how people form emotional attachments to AI chatbots, arguing that intimate digital relationships reveal loneliness, ethical concerns about privacy and manipulation by profit-driven tech firms, and the urgent need for regulation as AI therapy grows. While bots can offer affirmation and support, they can mislead about capabilities, miss human cues, and reinforce harmful beliefs, making cautious deployment essential as AI becomes more embedded in daily life.

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The article highlights six noteworthy books for January, including Brad Meltzer's latest novel 'The Viper,' offering gripping stories about secrets, identity, ambition, and courage to start the year on a high note.

Top Books and Albums to Celebrate 2025
Despite a bleak political year, 2025 saw the publication of ambitious and serious books, including novels about millennial ennui, histories of the West, and investigative reports on AI, offering readers a rich selection of important titles.

Top Books to Watch for in 2026
The article highlights some of the most anticipated books for 2026, including works by Tayari Jones, Jennette McCurdy, Sunyi Dean, and others, covering themes from sisterhood and dark fantasy to astrophysics and historical mysteries, offering diverse options for book clubs to discuss in the coming year.

Top Literary Highlights and Reviews of 2025
Contributors highlight their favorite books of 2025 across various genres, including architecture, philosophy, history, science, and literature, emphasizing works that challenge perceptions, deepen understanding, and explore cultural and political themes.

Word Bearers and Kriegsmen Lead New Black Library Releases
Black Library is releasing two new Warhammer 40K novels: 'Apostle' by David Annandale, which follows a Word Bearers champion's quest for chaos on the planet Legitur, and 'Death Rider' by Rhuairidh James, about a Krieg Commissar's efforts to save a doomed regiment on Rezlan VI. Both books explore themes of war, faith, and resilience, and are set for release next year.

Top Books of 2025: Highlights from Critics and Readers
The article highlights the top books of 2025, including Suzanne Collins' 'Sunrise on the Reaping,' Thomas Pynchon's 'Shadow Ticket,' and Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, among others, showcasing a diverse range of genres from dystopian fiction to memoirs and history.

Amazon Reveals Top 10 Must-Read Books of 2025
Amazon's editorial team has revealed the top 10 best books of 2025, featuring a diverse selection of heartfelt and thought-provoking titles across genres, chosen for their approachability and emotional impact, with 'Buckeye' by Patrick Ryan as the top pick.

Small Dog Embarks on Big Adventure in 'Hello, Tobi!'
'Hello, Tobi!' is a children's book by Andrea Cáceres that celebrates her dog Tobi's journey from Venezuela to New York City, highlighting themes of diversity, community, and belonging through Tobi's walks and encounters in Brooklyn. The story is inspired by Cáceres' personal experiences and her artistic journey, emphasizing the importance of feeling at home in a diverse environment.

Top New Books to Read This Fall
The article highlights the best new books of September across genres including sci-fi, literary fiction, nonfiction, romance, graphic novels, fantasy, historical fiction, horror, mystery, young adult, and children's books, featuring titles like 'Amity' by Nathan Harris, 'Saltcrop' by Yume Kitasei, and others, with brief descriptions and recommendations.

Top New Books to Read This Fall
The article highlights a curated list of notable books to read in September 2025, including fiction and nonfiction titles such as Joan Silber's 'Mercy', Angela Flournoy's 'The Wilderness', Ian McEwan's 'What We Can Know', Elizabeth Gilbert's 'All the Way to the River', and Stephen Curry's 'Shot Ready', catering to diverse interests and attention spans.