CULTURE

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Human vs AI: Authenticity in Digital Communication

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03 March 2024 3h29

Thank you for this. Your posts and podcast help keep me sane so I’m hoping you aren’t an AI chat bot. If you are, well done.

Information Hazards: Psychological Risks in Social Media

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03 March 2024 0h49

Psychological reaction hazard: "Information can reduce well-being by causing sadness, disappointment, or some other psychological effect in the receiver." We know this actually happens in social media from experiments 6/

Distraction hazards on social media platforms

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03 March 2024 0h48

Distraction hazards. You are reading this on Twitter, enough said. 5/

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Celebrating rebels and troublemakers in innovation culture

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03 March 2024 0h45

In my culture we toast the rebels, the outcasts and troublemakers

Information Truth Destabilizes Economic and Social System Norms

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03 March 2024 0h40

Norm hazards: we share common sets of beliefs about how we, as a society or economy, should operate. If information breaks our belief in these norms, even if the information is true, it can create instability in the overall system. 4/

Ideological hazards in belief systems and online learning

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03 March 2024 0h40

Ideological hazards: Most people have only a little knowledge about what their ideological belief (whether religious or political) really encompasses. On the web, you can learn that your chosen belief system also includes hazardous elements that you feel you need to adopt. 2/

Information Hazards: Conspiracy Theories Mental State Vulnerability

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03 March 2024 0h40

Evocation hazards: there may be particular information that, when people encounter it, triggers them. This is not just in the common sense of triggering past trauma, but that some conspiracy theories or memes might be unusually tempting to people in particular mental states. 3/