# Brian Willoughby

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AI in cars, CES Innovations & the Soul of Driving

Overdrive: From Smart Crossings to Smarter Cars — AI, CES Innovations and the Soul of Driving Short Summary In this episode of Overdrive, David Brown and Paul Murrell explore how artificial intelligence is changing pedestrian safety, urban mobility, and vehicle technologies. From AI-powered pede...

Why Dating is in Decline & How to Fix It | Brian Willoughby | #172

We explore why dating feels harder, how on-demand culture reshapes expectations, and what AI companions and pornography are doing to our ideas of love. Dr. Brian Willoughby shares research, skills, and hopeful strategies for parents, teens, and singles who want real connection.• falling dating ra...

Turning to AI chatbots for love

New data reveals just how romantic companionships with artificial intelligence are on the rise... and they're quietly disrupting real-life relationships. Brigham Young University's Wheatley Institute and the Institute for Family Studies shed some deeper insights into how these relationships are...

Episode 3: Preparing for a Successful Marriage (Barbara Morgan Gardner & Brian Willoughby)

How can individuals approach dating with intentionality and long-term purpose? In this episode, Dr. Brian Willoughby and Dr. Barbara Morgan Gardner discuss how to prepare for marriage, overcome fear in dating, and practical skills for marriage.

Why Young Adults Are Giving Up on Love and How EdTech Is Harming Student Learning-The Dating Recession: Why Young Adults Are Giving Up on Love

Only one-third of young adults are actively dating today, even though most desire serious, long-term committed relationships. Brian Willoughby, PhD, Associate Professor in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University, blames low confidence in dating skills, reduced face-to-face interacti...

Why Young Adults Are Giving Up on Love and How EdTech Is Harming Student Learning-The Dating Recession: Why Young Adults Are Giving Up on Love

Only one-third of young adults are actively dating today, even though most desire serious, long-term committed relationships. Brian Willoughby, PhD, Associate Professor in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University, blames low confidence in dating skills, reduced face-to-face interacti...