AI epidemiology: borrowing public health’s playbook to spot risky chatbot behavior
A new framework in AI & Society proposes standardizing expert–AI interactions into measurable fields so that language-model judges can detect ...
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A Hundred AI Assistants, But Where Are the Great Scientific Works?
A new AI & Society commentary argues that while artificial intelligence has made researchers busier than ever, it has not ...
When AI Agents Form Opinions Together, a New Kind of Machine Mind Emerges
A new theoretical paper argues that societies of interacting AI agents can form durable, system-level machine opinions that demand a ...
China’s AI Ambitions Collide With Its Own Climate Promises, Study Warns
A new review argues that China's twin goals of AI dominance and climate leadership form a genuine contradiction, warning that ...
When Algorithms Rule the Office, Who Still Gets to Judge?
A new conceptual study argues that workplace well-being research must expand beyond satisfaction and stress to capture whether algorithmic governance ...
Why Readers Trust Journalists More Than AI-Generated News: New Study Explains the Credibility Gap
A two-wave survey of 942 U.S. adults using bifactor modeling shows that the credibility gap between AI-generated and professional news ...
Six Axes, One Map: New Framework Charts How Humans and AI Evolve Together
A new framework published in AI & Society organizes AI governance around six interdependent axes, offering a profile-based, evidence-sensitive alternative ...
When Machines Make the Forms: AI Loosens Art’s Oldest Coupling
A new AI & Society paper argues generative AI decouples sophisticated artistic forms from the maker's developmental journey, relocating creativity ...
Friendbots Chase You, Assistantbots Wait: How AI Companions Build Relationships
A University of Amsterdam team systematically tested the twenty most popular AI companions and found that friendbots and assistantbots deploy ...
AI Is Quietly Deciding Which Art Enters History, Study Warns
A systematic review of 180 publications argues that AI tools are reorganizing visibility and authority in art history, producing an ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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