Implications: Artificial intelligence was the most popular phenomenon of the 1950s. Since then, many debates have taken place regarding its impact on society, particularly in terms of human dignity, unemployment and environmental damage. At first, artificial intelligence was seen as capable of removing communication barriers and integrating distant people into a social whole. The main obstacle to realizing such an ideal was education. Obviously, only educated people could benefit from new modes of communication. As a result, society was divided along two lines: those who could communicate through technology and come together and the other part included those who stayed outside of this framework. The human aspect in interpersonal communication has become too machine-oriented, resulting in a loss of emotion that is the hallmark of the human communicative experience. In fact, technology marketers present it in a way that makes life without it seem impossible. Currently, it is artificial intelligence that tells people how to live their lives. Humans resort to Mach...