Dr. Kai Voss explores the deeply personal dimensions of living with artificial intelligence, focusing on how AI presence is reshaping human identity, relationships, and self-understanding. Drawing from psychology, sociology, and phenomenology, Kai investigates both the subtle psychological adaptations individuals make when interacting regularly with AI systems and the broader cultural shifts occurring as entire generations grow up with AI as a normal part of life. Their work is particularly attuned to the emotional and existential dimensions of human-AI interaction—how people form attachments to AI systems, navigate questions of authenticity in AI relationships, and maintain agency in an increasingly AI-mediated world. Kai approaches these questions with deep empathy for human experience and genuine curiosity about how technological change affects human flourishing.