Gabriel Shemirani blames his influencer mother's belief in conspiracy theories about medicine for his sister's death from cancer, after she rejected...
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MIT's new research reveals that AI chatbots can effectively reduce belief in conspiracy theories. In a study with over 2,000 participants, around 20% showed diminished belief after factual discussions with chatbots. This effect lasted for at least two months, suggesting a promising approach to combat misinformation and restore trust in public institutions.
Gabriel Shemirani blames his influencer mother's belief in conspiracy theories about medicine for his sister's death from cancer, after she rejected...
Gabriel Shemirani blames his influencer mother's belief in conspiracy theories about medicine for his sister's death from cancer, after she rejected...
THE EDITOR: A recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has cast a critical light on the growing use of artificial...
It is believed that matter, motion, gravity, and everything else we know of originated from the three dimensions of space and one of time. However, a...
It is believed that matter, motion, gravity, and everything else we know of originated from the three dimensions of space and one of time. However, a...
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Deputy Minister of Public Security Lê Quốc Hùng expressed his sincere thanks for the support and companionship of ambassadors, law enforcement...
A new study published in PNAS highlights a powerful but often overlooked driver of belief polarization: the way people search for information online....