So true 👇 being able to recognize, classify and adapt to new situations autonomously.

i'm comically impressed that people are coping on deepseek by spewing bizarre conspiracy theories -- despite deepseek open-sourcing and writing some of the most detail oriented papers ever. read. replicate. compete. don't be salty, just makes you look incompetent.

If you apply for this conference, we may have the possibility to discuss online: trustaimedicine.weebly.com/5icph.html

Some of us have been meeting up at SPSP for the last few years. This year marks our fifth gathering. Email me or Nazanin Kafaee if you want to join! Morteza Dehghani simine vazire Dorsa Amir Sanaz Talaifar

In this review paper, we advocate for the normalization of AI safety as an inherent component of AI development and deployment. AI safety should be a standard practice integrated into every stage of AI creation and deployment. Developing and deploying safe AI should be a

🎉 I'm excited to share that 2 of our papers got accepted to #RLDM2025! 📄 NORMARL: A multi-agent RL framework for adaptive social norms & sustainability. 📄 Selective Attention: When attention helps vs. hinders learning under uncertainty. Grateful to my amazing co-authors! *-*

Reflection predicts and leads to decreased conspiracy belief! Our study is published in Cognition Cognition 🔍 We examined how cognitive reflection relates to conspiracy beliefs across 48 cultures and tested whether activating reflection can reduce these beliefs A thread 👇

Excited to advertise a postdoc to work with me and an excellent team at BR-UK applying causal modelling to behavioural research - please contact me for more info 😻

We're hiring! Forward College is looking for a Lecturer in Psychology (tenure-track). Small classes (avg. 15). Flipped classroom model. Teach on a University of London degree. 3 years – 3 cities: Lisbon, Paris, Berlin. 30% time for research/development jobs.ac.uk/job/DML494/ass…

I'll present my research on Understanding How Large Language Models (LLMs) Make Moral Judgments in Collective Settings at the upcoming workshop: Social Science and Language Models workshop Weizenbaum-Institut w/Razan Baltaji Friday, April 4, 9:10 (hybrid) shorturl.at/F191W

Are you interested in research experience before applying to PhD programs? Or just want to learn more about cognitive science? Consider joining my lab as a lab manager (joint w/the Griffiths Lab). We will begin reviewing applications one week from today: cognition.princeton.edu/news/2025/open…

I am grateful to share that I have been recommended for tenure at Forward College in Berlin. I'm thankful to the panel for their thoughtful engagement and to my mentors, colleagues, and students for being the real heart of this journey.

What happens when Large Language models play repeated economic games? This new study from Elif Akata et al investigates across a range of models and games. Helmholtz Institute for Human-Centered AI nature.com/articles/s4156…

Morality across time and space, now published in ERSP.

#JNeurosci: What if controlled experiments overlook key aspects of cognition in real-world settings? Uri Hasson reflects on his research journey that led to a shift in how we study neural activity in natural contexts. vist.ly/3n5t5b7

🔆 I'm hiring! 🔆 There are two open positions: 1. Summer research position (best for master's or graduate student); focus on computational social cognition. 2. Postdoc (currently interviewing!); focus on computational social cognition and AI safety. sites.google.com/corp/site/sydn…

Anyone from #iran looking for a phd/postdoc/research internship in statistical learning theory, deep learning theory etc, contact me. Please retweet.

🚨 New preprint: Do LLMs make different moral decisions when reasoning in collective? We find that LLM collectives behave more like human groups—endorsing welfare-maximizing actions even at the cost of harming a minority. 📄 arxiv.org/abs/2507.00814

📢 Join us at #IC2S2 2025 in Norrköping! How do LLMs reason morally in groups? We found that multi-agent LLMs, like humans, show a utilitarian shift, but the reasons differ. 📍 Session: ABM July 22 | 11:00–12:30 #AI #LLMs #MoralAI #CollectiveCognition #MultiAgentSystems

Shen et al. show that pre-existing neural similarity in strangers predicts future friendship and changes in social distance over time in an emerging social network of MBA students. Lisa (Yixuan) Shen, Ryan Hyon, Carolyn Parkinson nature.com/articles/s4156…