From Tool to Thinker: When AI Becomes Part of How We Reason
Two Wharton researchers want to add a third system to dual‑process theory. You can argue with the label, though the 40‑point accuracy swing they measured is harder to wave away.
Two Wharton researchers want to add a third system to dual‑process theory. You can argue with the label, though the 40‑point accuracy swing they measured is harder to wave away.
Turns out your favorite chatbot is maybe forwarding your conversation content to third parties. In some cases, the literal plaintext of what you typed and what the model said back.
As AI shifts from tools people use to agents they must actively manage, organizations that treat AI like a routine IT upgrade accrue "psychological debt": the hidden cognitive and emotional costs of misaligned integration.
Are synthetic focus groups a breakthrough or a bias trap? Learn about the promise and pitfalls of using AI simulations to replace traditional consumer research.
Why chatbots present hidden dangers for teens, and how to respond
Gamification is a powerful tool. But gamification has a dark side, too. In order to reap the benefits of gamification, it must be used judiciously.
The behavioral science behind gamifying communication, conflict resolution, and leadership
Learn how to craft effective onboarding experiences with psychological insights to create lasting first impressions and boost user engagement and loyalty.
Explore how psychological principles enhance voice interfaces for LLMs, improving user experience and decision-making in AI interactions.