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 Smartphone emitting colorful icons symbolizing happiness through AI.
Posted inArticulated Insight

My iPhone Moment: How We Made Happiness Cheaper

by Dr. Mary DonohueApril 1, 2026April 2, 2026

Dr. Mary Donohue shares how AI and neuroscience are transforming happiness into an affordable, accessible experience through micro-moments of joy.

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