@levinbrinkmann.bsky.social
Research Scientist | Max Planck Institute for Human Development | Understanding and shaping the dynamics of the Human-Machine Society
Submit your 250 words abstract by 4 February 2026 (AOE): machinebehavior.science/behavioral-c...
Organized with @dirkwulff.bsky.social
The workshop focuses on machines trained to replicate human behavior, as scientific models of human cognition and action, as tools for large-scale behavioral simulation, and as objects of study in their own right. We invite talks, lightning talks, and posters.
29.12.2025 13:35 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0WORKSHOP ON BEHAVIORAL CLONES
Imitating humans is a powerful route to machine behavior, an emerging lens on human cognition, and a prerequisite for social simulation.
🗓 Fri 20 May 26
Following Machine+Behavior @ Max Planck Berlin
Invited talks by @danicajdillion.bsky.social @marcelbinz.bsky.social
Great coverage by @sciam.bsky.social of our research on how ChatGPT is influencing the words we use in conversation!
Work led by Hiromu Yakura & @levinbrinkmann.bsky.social
www.scientificamerican.com/article/chat...
Empirical evidence of Large Language Model’s influence
on human spoken communication
arxiv.org/pdf/2409.01754
You sound like ChatGPT -- that is what The Verge said about our recent preprint on how ChatGPT is reshaping human spoken communication.
Chatbots are becoming a cultural medium and agent of cultural homogenisation. Is this inevitable, or can model diversity help? www.theverge.com/openai/68674...
How does #genAI affect creative professions? Does domain training also provide an #AI edge?
In "Expertise elevates AI usage: experimental evidence comparing laypeople and professional artists"
we ran controlled tasks w 50 artists + laypeople & a #GPT4o agent: arxiv.org/abs/2501.12374
Results...
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