The best time was had at #SISPP2025 ❤️🔥 a huge thank you to @chops310.bsky.social and @lydiaemery.bsky.social for being wonderful instructors and to the Close Relationships class for being my new close friends 💖
The best time was had at #SISPP2025 ❤️🔥 a huge thank you to @chops310.bsky.social and @lydiaemery.bsky.social for being wonderful instructors and to the Close Relationships class for being my new close friends 💖
And shout out to my UofT family for being my safe base during #SISPP2025 @uoftpsychology.bsky.social @elainehoan.bsky.social @zachademia.bsky.social @jessesreid.bsky.social @elizabethwchan.bsky.social
🚨New Preprint Alert! 🚨
How do people perceive those who outsource tasks to AI – especially in deeply human domains like relationships?
In a new preprint led by my PostDoc Scott Claessens and PhD student Pierce Veitch, we explore this.
Are women morally wonderful? Excited by this paper, with
@jowylie.bsky.social, @anagantman.bsky.social, @lianeleeyoung.bsky.social, Peter Mende-Siedlecki, and Heleni Singer.
osf.io/preprints/ps...
I think @emollick.bsky.social's idea of comparing to the best available human alternative is useful here. While in-person support from someone who knows you well is likely best, it is not always available, and people often do consult strangers on the internet or on crisis text lines for support.
People often claim they know when ChatGPT wrote something, but are they as accurate as they think?
Turns out that while general population is unreliable, those who frequently use ChatGPT for writing tasks can spot even "humanized" AI-generated text with near-perfect accuracy 🎯