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Brian Southwell

North Carolina
As seen in: The Measure of Everyday Life, Color Research & Application, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, SAGE Publishing, Taylor & Francis Online, Medscape, Health Affairs, American Scientist
Lead Scientist for Public Understanding of Science @RTI_Intl. Faculty @DukeMedSchool, @UNCPublicHealth, & @UDelaware; @MeasureRadio host @WNCU.
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Human interactions with artificial intelligences: Research agendas for education, health, creative expression, and governance

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By Brian Southwell, Lee Rainie, Maria Gallardo-Williams
| rti.org
Open Access Peer Reviewed DOI: 10.3768/rtipress.2026.op.0100.2603 Impact statement: Human actors can responsibly integrate AI tools into work through iterative human review of outputs and explicitly assigning humans to initiate and consider the questions that guide projects in education, health, creative expression, and governance. Synthesizes research priorities generated through a hybrid convening of nearly 500 participants, combining structured human deliberation with AI-enabled analysis.
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Journal of Health Communication

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By Scott Ratzan, Brian Southwell, Sung-Yeon Park, Ashani Johnson-Turbes
| Taylor & Francis Online
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A Future Of Trusted Clinical Trials: Communication Strategies To Encourage Trust And Transparency

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By Brian Southwell
| Health Affairs Verified
Editor's Note This post is part of the Health Affairs Blog short series, “Envisioning A Transformed Clinical Trials Enterprise For 2030.” The series explores ideas for advancing a clinical trials enterprise that is more efficient, effective, person-centered, inclusive, and integrated into the health delivery system of 2030 than is currently the case.
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