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“Real proof instead of over hyped up bullshit”: Exploring what would change people’s minds about climate change using OpenAI’s GPT

2024-07-15

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<p>What do Australians believe would change their current opinions about climate change? In this study, we used audience segmentation analysis through the Six Americas Short Survey to identify groups of climate opinion holders within a representative sample of Australians. We had 4857 participants tell us what it would take to change their current opinions about climate change and leveraged OpenAI’s Generative Pre...

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a40db657-e6dd-542b-9a13-c357fb6c37dd
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10.31234/osf.io/wsyqd_v1
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