Hajra

Clinical Psychology research scholar at the International Islamic University, Islamabad (IIUI) https://www.iiu.edu.pk, a leading institution in behavioral sciences and interdisciplinary research. Her academic focus centers on mental health, cognitive therapy, and psychodiagnostics assessment, with a commitment to bridging clinical practice and evidence-based psychological research in the context of South Asian populations.

AI Misinformation Risk: Chatbots Sway Voters by Sacrificing Truth, Oxford Study Finds

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Watch or Listen on YouTube AI Misinformation Risk: Chatbots Sway Voters By Sacrificing Truth 1. The Persuasion Trade Off We Just Discovered AI misinformation is no longer science fiction. It is an optimization target. Picture this. You open a chat with a polite political assistant. You disagree with its position on some hot button issue, … Read more

AI Writing’s “Dead Loop”: Why Humans and AI Are Both Choosing Generated Content

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Watch or Listen on YouTube AI Writing’s Dead Loop: Why Humans and AI Are Both Choosing Generated Content Introduction There is an ancient symbol called the Ouroboros. It depicts a snake eating its own tail. For centuries, this represented infinity or the cycle of life. In the context of generative models, it represents something far … Read more

Mind Reading AI: A Clinical Psychologist’s Guide To The “Mind Captioning” Breakthrough

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Mind Reading AI: A Clinical Psychologist’s Guide To The “Mind Captioning” Breakthrough Introduction You hear the phrase mind reading AI and your stomach flips. I get it. As a clinician, I sit with people who guard their inner world with good reason. The headline sounds like a plot device. The science is more grounded, and … Read more

Is AI Conscious? Anthropic’s Landmark Study Finds The First Signs Of Introspection

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Is AI Conscious? The Anthropic Introspection Study Explained Introduction The question, is AI conscious, has escaped the late-night dorm debate and walked straight into research labs and boardrooms. Engineers need dependable systems. Policymakers need grounded language. Curiosity needs a fair fight with evidence. So let’s ask the only version of the question that respects your … Read more

Data Privacy in AI: A Stanford Study Reveals How Your Chat Data Is Really Being Used

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By Hajra, Clinical Psychology Research Scholar Data Privacy in AI: Stop Chat Training, Fix Your Settings Introduction Hundreds of millions of us talk to chatbots every day. We ask about health, pitch ideas, vent after bad meetings, and upload screenshots to get help. A new Stanford study lands one clear punchline. By default, your chats, … Read more