The “perfect” AI face may be turning shoppers off
As AI-generated hosts flood shopping livestreams, new research suggests the facial traits humans find beautiful in each other can backfire...
Read moreDetailsAs AI-generated hosts flood shopping livestreams, new research suggests the facial traits humans find beautiful in each other can backfire...
Read moreDetailsA large study finds that people eager to become managers often perform worse than those chosen at random, and that...
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Read moreDetailsA study of more than 142,000 people finds that marriage widens the gender gap in self-employment most in cultures comfortable...
Read moreDetailsA Norwegian study of plant closures finds job loss reshapes family plans in gendered ways: a woman's layoff delays first...
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Read moreDetailsPeople cooperated with machines and humans alike in one-shot games, but in repeated play they exploited artificial agents more, defecting...
Read moreDetailsNew research finds that when one partner hides money and the other stays open, the gap between them predicts lower...
Read moreDetailsA study of 1,373 German employers found that gender itself barely affected promotion decisions. What dragged candidates down was working...
Read moreDetailsWhy do women tend to take fewer financial risks than men? A brain-imaging study offers evidence that a link between...
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