As AI proliferates and AGI emerges, we need scientific measures of human–AGI interaction. Now we have one for a key factor that circumscribes human–human interaction: moral bias. Open access paper in Computers in Human Behavior, led by Dr. Ali Ladak: www.sciencedirect.com/scie…
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Researching machine learning and human-AI interaction, particularly the rise of digital minds. Student researcher at Google DeepMind, visiting scholar at Stanford, co-founder of Sentience Institute, and PhD candidate at U of Chicago. jacyanthis.com
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With my ACL PC abilities, I wanted to characterize who these folks are, whether they're actually "outsiders", whether their papers are much less likely to be accepted, is this growth just LLM slop? The whole analsis is here medium.com/@jurgens_245...
Can we use AI twins to understand human beings? Optimistic @nytimes.com article says yes, based on rapid adoption of Simile's simulations by CVS, Deloitte, and other big companies. www.nytimes.com/2026/07/30/b...
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Can humans be biased against AI? Does an LLM like Claude or a robot "clanker" matter less just because it is artificial: made of chips and wires instead of flesh and blood? With 5 preregistered studies, our new paper rigorously validates a psychometric scale for "substratism" 📝
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