In a novel study, academic physicians struggled to distinguish between AI-generated and human-authored recommendation letters, indicating AI's potential in easing administrative burdens but also raising ethical and integrity concerns. Despite biases in perception, the actual quality of AI-written letters matched...
In a new study published in Scientific Reports, researchers have utilized artificial intelligence to distinguish between lethal and non-lethal violence against women in intimate relationships. This innovative approach has shown promising results in predicting the likelihood of severe outcomes in...
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being recognized for its creative abilities, exemplified by tools like DALL-E and GPT-4, which are producing original and useful ideas. This emerging AI creativity, scoring highly in tests like the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, challenges...
New research sheds light on the relationship between political ideology and media coverage of AI. The study highlights the significant impact of societal bias concerns in liberal media's AI narrative.
ChatGPT, known for technical advice, also excels in giving social advice, outperforming professional columnists. Research shows its advanced versions are more empathetic, making it a versatile, widely-used AI tool. Despite its lack of true empathy, users find its advice balanced...
Research indicates individuals less adept at recognizing AI-generated faces exhibit higher confidence in their ability to discern them. This overconfidence challenges the effectiveness of distinguishing between real and AI-created images.
New research in npj Digital Medicine reveals that AI chatbots can significantly improve physical activity, diet, and sleep. The study found chatbots led to participants taking an additional 735 steps daily and enjoying 45 more minutes of sleep.
An analysis of Google Trends revealed that the public release of ChatGPT in November 2022 did not result in a decline in Google searches for the keywords "Physician" and "Hospital" in subsequent months. This suggests that internet users have not...
A new study published in PNAS Nexus indicates that many people believe their moral traits are too unique for AI to accurately judge. The research, led by University of Toulouse scholars, found resistance to AI moral scoring, with most participants...
Research published in Scientific Reports shows that while AI chatbots, especially ChatGPT4, rival average human creativity in the Alternate Uses Task, they do not surpass the most creative human participants. Despite AI's impressive performance, the study emphasizes the unique range...
A new online experimental study examined how individuals perceive AI- and human-made art created to incite emotions. The results indicated that people attributed intentions and emotions to the creator of the artwork, regardless of whether it was produced by artificial...
A recent study showcased that while individuals attribute responsibility to AI assistants in driving scenarios, they predominantly regard these AI systems as simple tools, not morally accountable agents. This highlights a contradictory perception where AI is both held accountable for...
In a new study published in the journal Social Neuroscience, researchers employed machine learning techniques to predict individual differences in narcissistic personality traits using distinct structural brain features. The study represents the first-ever attempt to harness machine learning for deciphering...
Scientists recently found that personal connection or self-relevance in art significantly influences an individual's perception of its aesthetic appeal. Using generative AI, the study demonstrated that when artworks resonate with one's self-perception, experiences, and identity, they are perceived as more...
People often express higher support for using AI-enabled technologies than their trust in the same technologies, particularly in domains like police surveillance, according to new research published in PLOS One. The findings indicate that factors such as perceptions of AI's...