Chiara
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Check out this new short HBR article explaining our findings about the relationship between AI literacy and AI receptivity and what it means for businesses (research with the amazing @chiaralongoni.bsky.social and @gilappel.bsky.social ) hbr.org/2025/07/why-...
Why Understanding AI Doesn’t Necessarily Lead People to Embrace It
New research has uncovered a paradoxical relationship between AI literacy and receptivity: Individuals with lower AI literacy are more likely to embrace AI, despite perceiving it as less capable and m...
hbr.org
July 11, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Check out this new short HBR article explaining our findings about the relationship between AI literacy and AI receptivity and what it means for businesses (research with the amazing @chiaralongoni.bsky.social and @gilappel.bsky.social ) hbr.org/2025/07/why-...
Bocconi PhD student Yongkun Liu presents our new work on how presentation modality (listening vs reading) affects perceived accuracy.
We find that people believe ambiguous information more when they listen to it than when they read it — seeing is not believing after all!
W/ @kurtmunz.bsky.social
We find that people believe ambiguous information more when they listen to it than when they read it — seeing is not believing after all!
W/ @kurtmunz.bsky.social
June 24, 2024 at 9:56 AM
Bocconi PhD student Yongkun Liu presents our new work on how presentation modality (listening vs reading) affects perceived accuracy.
We find that people believe ambiguous information more when they listen to it than when they read it — seeing is not believing after all!
W/ @kurtmunz.bsky.social
We find that people believe ambiguous information more when they listen to it than when they read it — seeing is not believing after all!
W/ @kurtmunz.bsky.social