I am inspired by current rhetoric to say that the lit review for my thesis is "very complete" but if my superiors ask for it I shall have to reply "no, but soon, I think very soon " but not now because sadly it's finished "in many ways, but not enough"...
Feeling those post-conference #cyber25 blues (or is it just the lack of sleep and overstimulated socialising)? 😆⭐️ Either way we’d love to continue connecting with you all on our group in the BPS circle network! You can join by following the link: https://t.co/sfUubfI3r7
Kicking off #cyber25 day 2 with Professor Andrew Przybylski a leading expert in internet-mediated technologies and well-being - talking all things artificial intelligence on young people's mental health!
No monday blues for us because it’s finally time for #CYBER25 - our annual Cyberpsychology Section conference is this week 🎉 Our programme this year is packed full of incredible research and even more incredible researchers! You can follow along with the #CYBER25 hashtag ✨
Our annual conference is taking place 9th-10th July in Birmingham!
We’re delighted to welcome Professor Joanne Lloyd and @ShuhBillSkee as
our keynote speakers
Register here 👇
https://t.co/v98lfC39p7
Our Cyber section within the Circle community has officially launched! 🤩 Come and say hello, introduce yourself, and let’s chat and connect over all things Cyber! 😊
You have until 12 May '25 to have your say on the future of the BPS's own doctoral-level qualifications.
The online survey is being conducted by Seymour Research Limited, an independent research company on behalf of the BPS.
Share your views: https://t.co/nIZh6ApDOl
Interested in how AI is changing the way we think?
Me too!
Creativity & AI is my PhD topic - If you’d like to help please take my survey -
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Thank you!
How AI Could Shape Human Evolution in Subtle Yet Profound Ways
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, its influence on human evolution is gaining attention.
A new study explores how AI might subtly shape human traits such as brain size, attention spans, and social behaviors through interactions resembling ecological relationships like competition or predation.
AI's role in matchmaking, virtual relationships, and decision-making may impact human reproduction patterns and social evolution.
While cultural and psychological effects are expected to be more immediate, cumulative genetic changes could arise over generations.
The study suggests AI might accelerate trends such as smaller brains or altered personality traits but cautions that predicting human evolution in an AI-rich world is highly uncertain.
Ultimately, the interplay between humans and AI is poised to reshape both individual lives and broader evolutionary trajectories.
Join our PhD Coffee Morning!
No lectures, no pressure—just a chance to chat, share experiences, and connect with other researchers.
Online - MS Teams
Wed, October 23 at 10:00am (BST)
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