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You're Not Wrong, You're Just Not Neighbourly
Here is a lightly-edited essay I published on this Substack about two years ago. I still walk in my neighbourhood marveling at the trees and gardens, but amazed that so many smart people seem to think it is perfectly ok to plaster political...
An Argument With a Friend Who Doesn't Exist
I have been arguing about AI companions with a friend for two years and neither of us has convinced the other. So, I tried something. I fed an AI everything we had said to each other and told it to write the fight out as a dialogue, playing...
Open Science Met Social Justice. They Don't Get Along.
Not long ago, I wrote a Substack essay about my biggest fear for social psychology—that the activists among us would destroy our science. My fear boils down to one thing, that activist leanings present a simple conflict of interest for scie...
Did We Make Prejudice Worse?
There’s been lots of talk about race in academia in the news cycle…again.
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First, Tyler Austin Harper wrote the cover story for the Atlantic about his experience as a Black professor at a small liberal arts college in Maine....
Some Things Are Not Negotiable. Is AI One of Them?
Here is another guest post by my PhD student, Victória Oldemburgo de Mello. This is a follow-up to her last essay, where she described the results of one of my favourite lab papers on how AI has become moralized by a minority of people. And...
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Psychology professor at the University of Toronto studying effort, empathy, and AI. Author of Speak Now Regret Later. The ideas are mine though I sometimes collaborate with the machines I study to help me put them into words.
Ph.D. in Psychology. Postdoctoral fellow at NYU trying to make sense of how modern technology shapes people and societies
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