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Jon Roozenbeek

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As seen in: Nature, The Independent (UK), Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Canada, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, HKS Misinformation Review, Memory Studies, Psychology Today, POLITICO, Quartz and
Lecturer (Assistant Prof.) in Psychology and Security at @warstudies, @KingsCollegeLon. Also Affiliate Lecturer at @CambPsych @Cambridge_Uni.
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AI is turning research into a scientific monoculture - Communications Psychology

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By Cecilie Traberg, Jon Roozenbeek, Sander van der Linden
| Nature
Generative AI deserves scientific attention. But the rush to study it is producing a feedback loop of topical and methodological convergence, flattening scientific imagination and crowding out the pluralism needed to keep research adaptive, resilient, and intellectually generative. Conferences, journals, and funding calls in the social and behavioural sciences are increasingly dominated by (generative) AI1. Many academics have rebranded themselves as “AI researchers”.
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How to stop the survey-taking AI chatbots that threaten to upend social science

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By Jon Roozenbeek
| Nature
Surveys are a cornerstone of social-science research. Over the past two decades, online recruitment platforms — such as Amazon Mechanical Turk, Prolific, Cloud Research’s Prime Panels and Cint’s Lucid — have become essential tools for helping researchers to reach large numbers of survey participants quickly and cheaply. There have long been concerns, however, about inauthentic participation1. Some survey takers rush the task simply to make money.
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Political protests, social media use and mental well-being - Nature Medicine

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By Jon Roozenbeek, Ili Ma
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A large, longitudinal study shows that interpersonal conflict and excessive social media use are associated with increased levels of depression during political protests — but we should not lose sight of the wider contexts in which such protests take place.
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