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Man vs Machine: Electrodermal and Behavioural Responses to Human and AI‑Generated Faces

2026-08-24

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<p>As technology advances and AI-generated faces increasingly resemble real human faces, it remains unclear whether human autonomic responses differ when viewing human and synthetic faces before explicit judgement. This study investigated whether electrodermal activity (EDA) can reveal pre-conscious physiological differences during the visual presentation of human versus AI-generated faces. Twenty-three adults (25...

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10.31234/osf.io/rctg7_v2
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