Across two studies, we sought to extend the extant—albeit sparse—literature on attitudes toward artworks created by humans as compared to artworks created by AI platforms. Our studies had three primary aims. First, while a handful of studies have examined the question of whether people differ ...
using quantitative methods that appealed to my sense of rigor. Then as an assistant professor in computer science at Indiana University, and to the surprise of my computer science colleagues, I partnered with a young psychologist,
artificial intelligence. But the one thing for sure is that it is going to be great. All we need is a bit of self-control, a bit of reflection and a dose of clarity. In all, technology is not encompassing but rather, one-sided...
This ability for tracking other people’s mental states is known as theory of mind. Theory of mind is central to human social interactions—from communication to empathy to social decision-making—and has long been of interest to developmental, social and clinical psychologists. Far from being a ...
A very important part of studying human behavior is performing observations. What better way to explain someone's behavior than by observing that person? How is your test participant interacting with a child, a patient, or computer? Observational research ...
Decades after the scientific debate about the anthropogenic causes of climate change was settled, climate disinformation still challenges the scientific evidence in public discourse. Here we present a comprehensive theoretical framework of (anti)science
As such, in this study our main focus is to find support for (or against) the hypothesis that people may unknowingly and inadvert- ently transfer their biases to the computer programs that they build. However, we do not study specific biases (s.a., gender or racial), nor do we test...
As the relationship evolves to a stable state, the frequency of interactions may decrease, but the relationship can still be seen as having substantial affective and social value. The relationship with the social chatbot was found to be rewarding to its users, positively impacting the participants'...
Mind over machine: The power of human intuition and expertise in the era of the computer: Hubert L. Dreyfus and Stuart E. Dreyfus . Published by: New York, The Free Press, 1986. Lotfi A. Zadeh. Future Generation Computer Systems . 1987...
Indeed, presenting information for the purpose of learning or helping from a computer or algorithm compared to the same information from human agents could result in different sociocognitive processing of the information in terms of reliability evaluation or trustworthiness. Even considering that people ...