Right Tone, Not Right Source: How AI Wins at Correcting Health Misinformation
New Washington State University research shows AI corrections of medical misinformation persuade best when their tone matches whether users see ...
New Washington State University research shows AI corrections of medical misinformation persuade best when their tone matches whether users see ...
Researchers have developed a zero-shot AI framework that transfers the camera motion of a single reference video onto any static ...
Kyushu University researchers have built a headset-free VR chair that uses aerial imaging optics and a micromirror array to deliver ...
University of Limerick research shows workers in a virtual reality office paid a female-presenting AI agent 10.25 percent less than ...
North Carolina State University researchers tested three techniques for warning virtual reality users about false statements from embodied AI agents, ...
Researchers have developed AttentiveGaze, a real-time multimodal AI framework that fuses face, eye, and head pose cues with attention mechanisms ...
A new Bentham Books volume examines how AI, IoT, blockchain and other emerging technologies can support human-centric, sustainable and resilient ...
Researchers at Sapienza University of Rome have built AirSign, a VR authentication system that verifies users by recognizing three-dimensional signatures ...
University of Tokyo researchers found that family caregivers who write about stress after gaining temporal, spatial or social distance shift ...
Researchers in China have built an LLM-powered digital human that gives students real-time, personalized tutoring while they watch pre-recorded lectures.
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