Why Don’t Facts Change People’s Minds? | Dr. Jay Van Bavel - EP 805
Social psychologist Dr. Jay Van Bavel's new research reveals that AI systems designed to flatter users make people more extreme and overconfident in their beliefs, while suppressing intellectual humility. He argues that environments, groups, and social trust are more powerful than individ
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