
Prof. Pilyoung Kim | Director, Center for the Brain, AI, and Child
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Several previous studies have suggested that people rate responses from AI as more empathetic than responses written by humans. In this study, Wenger and colleagues conducted four studies asking a further question. Would peopl...
In Part 4 of Deep Thriving in the Age of AI, I reviewed the social roles AI now plays, why it can feel like talking to another person, what the benefits and risks look like, and then we worked through a practice together.
Ye, Kraut, and Rathje ran two preregistered experiments with 1,590 US adults, then pooled them with four interventions from two other recent studies, for six individual-level interventions in total and 3,982 participants.
In...
Zhang and colleagues surveyed 1,131 US adults who use Character.AI. A subsample of 237 also donated their chat histories, which came to 4,664 sessions and 464,687 messages. That combination let the researchers compare what peo...
Creativity is one of the topics that comes up the most in research on AI, and it is also one of the most mixed. AI can influence our creativity positively or negatively.
What seems to be coming out clearly now, across quite a bit of resear...
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Professor, developmental psychologist, neuroscientist, AI–human relationships researcher, BAIC center director. I study how humans, including children, connect with AI in everyday life.
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