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Playing with the dials of belief: how controllable AI behaviours could modulate human belief and cognition across scales

2026-04-26

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<p>Contemporary generative AI systems, increasingly adapted to human social cognition, are becoming active participants in how people form and revise beliefs. Clinicians have begun to describe AI-associated delusion-centred presentations whose onset or content appears closely associated with users’ extended dialogue with large language models. Many more users report subclinical shifts in conviction and “revelatory...

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10.31234/osf.io/7qcv8_v3
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