2.14.15 Dating, Relating, and Educating

Innovation Hub | Jun 1, 2015

This week on Innovation Hub, relationships are complex even before technology gets added to the mix. Sociologist Pepper Schwartz and Christian Rudder, co-founder of OK Cupid, discuss how online dating has changed how we meet people. New York Magazine writer Melissa Dahl explains how computers might better at flirting than humans. Plus, Ainissa Ramirez on another complicated relationship: the one between kids and science.

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