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Human Psychology in the Age of AI: What Changes and What Doesn’t

2025-12-15

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<p>As generative AI drafts emails, summarizes medical results, and shapes social feeds, psychological science faces two questions: What does AI do to human behavior, judgment, and wellbeing? What does it reveal about the theories we use to explain them? This article examines emerging findings on trust and the dehumanization of AI users, literacy-dependent fear and awe, and large-scale persuasion, advice, and deleg...

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5154ee33-87c0-5842-abbd-2867a7bb91ce
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10.31234/osf.io/6fqrc_v1
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