Check out our preprint lead by the impeccable Philipp Schoenegger! A team from all around the world!

Our paper "Position-Aware Circuit Discovery" got accepted to ACL! 🎉 Huge thanks to my collaborators🙏 Hadas Orgad @ ICML David Bau Aaron Mueller Yonatan Belinkov See you in Vienna! 🇦🇹 #ACL2025 ACL 2025

📢📜 Excited to share that our paper "On the conversational persuasiveness of GPT-4" has been published in Nature Human Behaviour! 🤖 Key takeaway: LLMs can already reach superhuman persuasiveness, especially when given access to personalized information nature.com/articles/s4156…

Excited to share my new TiCS paper, currently free to download. After 40 years since I was first obsessed with consciousness, I finally wrote a paper directly about it. A thread on the paper's plot line below. 1/8

🔥Exciting news in Experimental Philosophy🔥 Very happy to announce that there will be soon a new journal named “Experimental Philosophy”. It will be open access, free of charge for authors and follow all Open Science principles. Editors and Editorial Board below...

the functional form of moral judgment is (sometimes) the nash bargaining solution new preprint👇

🚀 Excited to share the most inspiring work I’ve been part of this year: "Learning to Reason without External Rewards" TL;DR: We show that LLMs can learn complex reasoning without access to ground-truth answers, simply by optimizing their own internal sense of confidence. 1/n

🚨Check out our recent preprint on human-AI co-creativity in story writing! 🔍🔍🔍We investigate the mechanisms that underlie the outcomes of human-AI co-creativity in a highly naturalistic setting. doi.org/10.31234/osf.i…

People differ in their capacity for visual imagery This new study finds that this individual difference predicts their philosophical intuitions (!). For example, people with a lower capacity for visual imagery have different intuitions about free will osf.io/preprints/psya…

In this Article, Masahiro Yamashita et al. explore how conversational content is represented in the brain, revealing brain activity patterns with contrasting timescales for speech production and comprehension. nature.com/articles/s4156…

A now-classic experiment from Kevin Tobia found an effect of morality (becoming morally worse vs. becoming morally better) on intuitions about personal identity A new study now looks at that effect across a variety of different cultures

How do language models track mental states of each character in a story, often referred to as Theory of Mind? Our recent work takes a step in demystifing it by reverse engineering how Llama-3-70B-Instruct solves a simple belief tracking task, and surprisingly found that it

New study shows people use popularity & social distance to strategically spread gossip. Alice Xia Nassar Lab Apoorva Bhandari Oriel FeldmanHall #SocialNetworks nature.com/articles/s4156…

Interesting new paper by Protzko @protzko.bsky.social argues for the exact opposite of the view I’ve defended about what experimental philosophy shows about people’s philosophical intuitions The key question: How do make sense of the variance in responses on our studies? osf.io/preprints/psya…

🤖🧠 NEW PAPER ON COGSCI & AI 🧠🤖 Recent neural networks capture properties long thought to require symbols: compositionality, productivity, rapid learning So what role should symbols play in theories of the mind? For our answer...read on! Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2508.05776 1/n

Thrilled to share CAP: The Creativity Assessment Platform. CAP is a free web-app with creativity tests and automated scoring. App: cap.ist.psu.edu Paper: link.springer.com/article/10.375… We built CAP to make creativity testing easier and more reliable. Here's a quick tour.🧵

Researchers filmed 6 mathematicians at the blackboard. Just before their “aha!” moments, their writing and gestures grew more erratic—suggesting that insights may have detectable "early warning signs" in behavior. pnas.org/doi/full/10.10…