Our second contribution: a multi-country survey (25 nations) on public attitudes toward new technologies like AI.
We analyze what drives people's trust or fear regarding technological change in private life and society at large.
Lots of interesting insights => we will share full results soon!🧵(3/3)

In our lab study, participants played a dynamic video game task with varying levels of artificial interference.
We examined how subtle changes in control dynamics affect people's sense of autonomy.
Our findings highlight the importance of perceived autonomy in interactive system design.
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