🚨New paper on generative AI published in @CommsPsychol: "People devalue generative AI’s competence but not its advice in addressing societal and personal challenges" with @robert_bohm, @leonhard_reiter & Christoph Fuchs.
https://t.co/0fjecIAgzq
🚨 NEW PAPER 🚨 published in @CommsPsychol: "People devalue generative AI’s competence but not its advice in addressing societal and personal challenges" together with @m_joerling, @leonhard_reiter and Christoph Fuchs. https://t.co/1HDUiWt3d4 Short summary: 👇 (1/3)
When receiving advice written by large language models, people downrate the competence of the source when they know it isn’t human. Their preference to receive advice by LLMs increases with positive experience.
@robert_bohm@m_joerling @leonhard_reiter https://t.co/A7MAkIcGD8
In 12 studies (N > 3,000) including real behavior measures and across multiple contexts, we find technoism varies among people and introduces bias in responding to technology, with negative consequences for both oneself and fellow humans. (3/3)
What predicts people's willingness to use technology support? 🤖
In our new preprint https://t.co/6TXUo7I77f with Nico Heuvinck, @GKerviler & Derek D. Rucker we introduce #TECHNOISM ('perceived relative human superiority over technology') as a new and relevant construct. (1/3)
We transfer the #speciesism construct from human-animal to human-technology interactions and demonstrate that people dismiss objective performance criteria in favor of general human superiority beliefs. (2/3)
🤖NEW PREPRINT ON #CHATGPT🤖 "Content beats competence: People devalue ChatGPT’s perceived competence but not its recommendations" together with @m_joerling, Leonhard Reiter, and Christoph Fuchs. https://t.co/695vBWfmnx (1/5)
Congrats to @m_joerling for successfully defending his PhD thesis "Drivers and consequences of social perception of agentic technologies" with distinction. @RWTH 🥳🥂
We have a new paper forthcoming (https://t.co/0up7ckOkBh) led by @m_joerling. The best thing about this paper is the costume we made for my autonomous vacuum cleaner, which we used for one of the studies. So cute! 😍
The paper "Service robots: Drivers of perceived responsibility for service outcomes" co-authored by CoPSY member @robert_bohm has been nominated for the Journal of Service Research's 2019 Best Paper Award. The paper is available at https://t.co/WQctaKACYU
Service Robots are on the rise. As a consumer, if you have a bad service experience with a robot, how do you attribute responsibility? https://t.co/XeLDAgRPNn
Our latest #research about #Service#Robots has been accepted for publication in Journal of Service Research. This research was conducted with my colleagues @robert_bohm and Stefanie Paluch. You find the text here: https://t.co/T7NrCvdRZb
New paper published: Experimental study showing the potential negative effects of risk-group-specific vaccination recommendations on overall vaccination uptake. https://t.co/vXkUO0dI3h w/ @CorneliaBetsch @BEHnetwork