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Culture and Morality Lab

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CaM-L at UMass Amherst. Director: @mohammadatari90

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linkhttps://blogs.umass.edu/matari/ calendar_today09-07-2023 18:20:17

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Mohammad Atari (@mohammadatari90) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨New Preprint🚨 *Moral Stereotyping in Large Language Models* We show that LLMs are inaccurate in estimating the moral values of diverse cultures: LLMs stereotype cultures in predictable ways. Led by my star Ph.D. student, Aliah Zewail osf.io/preprints/psya…

🚨New Preprint🚨

*Moral Stereotyping in Large Language Models*

We show that LLMs are inaccurate in estimating the moral values of diverse cultures: LLMs stereotype cultures in predictable ways. 

Led by my star Ph.D. student, Aliah Zewail 

osf.io/preprints/psya…
Aida Davani (@aidaa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to share our research vision on the Google Research Blog. This work reflects 4 years of passion & dedication with a brilliant team. Deepest thanks to Vinod, my inspiring manager, and Mark, my invaluable teammate, #GoogleAI #ResearchPublication

Roya (@royamsadegh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stop by our lab posters! And catch me at the pre-conference&main conference. Interested in AI? What about the illusion of understanding ;) Let’s see what we really know! #AI #spsp2025

Joe Henrich (@johenrich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Psychologists often draw their 'theories' from their intuitions, schooled by their personal experiences. In this new manuscript, led by Mohammad Atari, we argue that this reliance has led to a field built around WEIRD Questions.

Psychologists often draw their 'theories' from their intuitions, schooled by their personal experiences. In this new manuscript, led by <a href="/MohammadAtari90/">Mohammad Atari</a>, we argue that this reliance has led to a field built around WEIRD Questions.
Mohammad Atari (@mohammadatari90) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧿New Preprint🧿 We argue for diversifying conceptual diversity, i.e., studying topics that are not well represented in our knowledge base. Topical diversity is related to, but distinguishable from, participant and researcher diversity. Some examples:

🧿New Preprint🧿

We argue for diversifying conceptual diversity, i.e., studying topics that are not well represented in our knowledge base. Topical diversity is related to, but distinguishable from, participant and researcher diversity. Some examples:
Jonathan Haidt (@jonhaidt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mohammad Atari is indeed a rising star! He is mainly responsible for all the improvements to MFT and the MFQ-2 in the last seven years. Congratulations Mohammad Atari

Nature Human Behaviour (@naturehumbehav) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This Perspective by Mohammad Atari, Joe Henrich and Jonathan Schultz argues for psychology to become a historical and geographical science, a transformation they term the chronospatial revolution. nature.com/articles/s4156…

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New paper from the Culture and Morality Lab Nature Human Behaviour “We discuss the need for psychology to adopt a more holistic lens and propose a research agenda that integrates historical processes, cultural dynamics and ecological variations into psychological inquiry.”