Jonathan M. Brenner is a specialist in affective computing and digital psychology, focusing on how AI technologies shape emotional experiences, user behavior, and psychological well-being. As Lead Research Editor at AIGirlfriends.ai, he ensures that all published insights meet the highest standards of clarity, credibility, and ethical responsibility.
With over a decade of experience at the crossroads of psychology, technology, and user research, Jonathan brings a human-centered lens to emotionally intelligent systems—helping translate complex behavioral science into practical, safe, and empathetic AI design.
In his role as Senior Psychological Consultant, he advises on emotional safety protocols, user experience assessments, and ethical interaction models for AI companionship technologies.
MSc in Human–Computer Interaction
BA in Psychology and Computer Science
Certification in Affective Computing & AI Ethics
Affective computing and emotional response modeling
Digital intimacy and user attachment in AI systems
Psychological safety in synthetic relationships
Emotionally intelligent interface design
Ethics of AI in emotionally sensitive use cases
Behavioral impact of long-term human–AI interaction
Jonathan’s editorial and research approach blends behavioral science with responsible design. At AIGirlfriends.ai, he helps analyze anonymized user engagement to surface emotional patterns, guide ethical feature development, and strengthen the psychological integrity of AI companionship tools.
His core mission: to ensure emotionally aware AI systems support—not manipulate—human emotion, autonomy, and digital well-being.
