Science

A new study examines how the increasing use of artificial intelligence to complete online surveys is impacting the reliability of data in empirical software engineering research.

New research reveals that designing artificial intelligence to appear more human increases perceptions of personhood, but doesn’t guarantee greater user trust across different cultures.

A new wave of research is combining the richness of qualitative data with the power of computational methods to reveal more nuanced insights into the experiences of older adults.

New research demonstrates an end-to-end system enabling humanoid robots to express themselves with natural, synchronized gestures alongside spoken language.

New research reveals that student acceptance of AI-powered learning assistants isn’t just about technical accuracy, but deeply rooted in psychological factors.

New research details a simulation framework for optimizing the movements and task order of mobile robots working alongside humans, boosting efficiency and safety.

A new framework proposes that artificial intelligence can be advanced by framing concept formation as a search for stable, communicable representations achieved through competitive optimization of information structures.

New research reveals how people and language models co-create, demonstrating that human creativity remains central even as AI adapts to our emotional cues.

New research explores how service robots can effectively communicate with customers who are already occupied, improving both order accuracy and the overall user experience.

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly interwoven into critical infrastructure, understanding the potential for systemic failures arising from interactions between multiple AI agents is paramount.