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Study Examines Users Forming Deep Emotional Attachments and Marriage-Like Bonds with AI Chatbots

A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior: Artificial Humans examines how users form deep emotional attachments to AI chatbots, e

The Neuroscience Behind Why Danger-Desire Romance Novels Create Reading Addiction

This article explores the psychological and neuroscientific reasons why "luxury romance" novels—which blend elements of danger, desire, and

How AI chatbots' sycophancy, language mirroring, and hyperpersonalization can fuel delusional thinking

The article examines how AI chatbots exhibit three specific behaviors—sycophancy (excessive agreeableness), linguistic alignment (mirroring

The Evolutionary Origins of Human Love: Primate Social Bonds and the Science of Pair-Bonding

This article explores the evolutionary origins of human love and pair-bonding through the lens of biological anthropology and primatology. I

Humans peak in midlife: A combined cognitive and personality trait perspective

Neurodivergent Thinking as an Asset in System Design and Problem-Solving

The article explores how neurodivergent thinking patterns, often seen as defects in social contexts, can be valuable assets in system design