The Digital Solitude Paradox

In an era where artificial intelligence promises constant connection, many find themselves more isolated than ever. The Digital Solitude Paradox explores this striking contradiction: how a world saturated with digital interaction can deepen our sense of disconnection.

Blending psychology, technology, and cultural analysis, Randolph Zumbo offers a compelling journey through the shifting landscape of human relationships. From the allure of AI companions to the curated illusions of social media, he examines how modern tools reshape our experience of solitude-and what it takes to rediscover real, meaningful connection.

Drawing on research, real-world examples, and philosophical insight, this book is both a critique of digital dependence and a guide to reclaiming the human core of our social lives. For anyone feeling alone in a hyperconnected world, The Digital Solitude Paradox offers a path toward deeper self-awareness, intentional solitude, and authentic relationships in the age of algorithms.