
Rob Brooks
Scientia Professor of Evolution, UNSW Sydney
Rob Brooks is an evolutionary biologist who thinks and writes about how evolved minds and cultures interact with the 21st-century world. His most recent book, "Artificial Intimacy: Virtual Friends, Digital Lovers and Algorithmic Matchmakers," considers what happens when technologies like AI and robotics interact with the social behaviours humans use to make friends, shore up alliances, grow intimate and fall in love.
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A Complex Cocktail: Alcohol, Sex and Cute Monogamous Mammals (Op-Ed)Opinion How does alcohol consumption affect romantic life? Let me count the ways.
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Cooperation and Conflict in Sex, Reproduction and Family Life (Op-Ed)Opinion
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Why the Masculine Face? Genetic Evidence Reveals Drawbacks of Hyper-Masculine Features (Op-Ed)Opinion Studying sex differences seldom gets boring.
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