PsyPost: AI can generate images that are just as effective at triggering human emotions as traditional photographs . “A recent study provides evidence that artificial intelligence can successfully generate customized images designed to trigger specific human emotions. The findings suggest that these computer-generated pictures work just as well as traditional photographs, while offering the […]

Bloomberg: AI Perfected Chess. Humans Made It Unpredictable Again. “As much as chess players can prepare, they can’t memorize everything. When they’re sitting at the board, their computers slumbering at home, they will inevitably be defined by the limits of their knowledge and ability. As a result, the elite grandmasters have realized the most valuable move is often the one that forces […]

When cake mixes were first created, they required consumers to only add water -- a major behavioral shift. Consumers felt a cake made with such a mix could not possibly be as good as a homemade cake. So cake mix formulas were revised to require the addition of an egg and milk. The new mixes met with great success, because the behavior shift required of consumers was minor. Eventually some consumers became comfortable adding only water (some never will).
-- Kathy Biro

⬆ #Wisdom #Quotes #KathyBiro #HumanBehavior

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It’s facts like this horror that comes to mind whenever I hear "This is not who we are."

Yes it is. Not all of us but many are now and have been throughout history.

This is why, for the sake of our survival, we have to continue to organize/legislate/educate against cruel behaviors that still run through our species.

#history #humanrights #antisemitism #psychology #humanbehavior

PsyPost: News chatbots that present multiple viewpoints tend to earn the trust of conspiracy believers. “The research provides evidence that individuals who hold strong conspiracy beliefs tend to respond well to these chatbots, viewing them as useful tools for reading diverse news. These findings point to new ways technology might help pierce information bubbles and reduce societal division by […]

PsyPost: Using AI to verify human advice could damage your professional relationships. “New research published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that consulting artificial intelligence (AI) for advice may unintentionally strain relationships with human professionals.”

Behavioral expert reveals the number one question to instantly read someone

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University of British Columbia: ‘I knew it!’—Why misinformation feels so good to share, and what to do about it. “Wes Regan, a PhD candidate and researcher in UBC’s school of community and regional planning, studies polarization, emotion and public decision-making. His work examines how and why misinformation spreads, particularly around urban planning and public policy.”