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Proposal 6.1
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The proliferation of AI-mediated information exchange has created unprecedented challenges in human cognition and information processing. While behavioral studies have examined human responses to AI-generated content, the underlying neural mechanisms remain poorly understood. Recent advances in neuroimaging and physiological measurement technologies now enable unprecedented insight into these processes.
This multi-phase study employs high-density EEG (128 channels), precision eye-tracking (1000Hz), galvanic skin response, and heart rate variability measurements in a controlled experiment involving n=[TBD] participants. Subjects interact with AI systems presenting varying levels of information accuracy across five knowledge domains while undergoing continuous physiological monitoring. Novel multi-modal analysis techniques will be employed to integrate these data streams.
Expected outcomes include identification of specific neural signatures associated with successful information verification, characterization of cognitive load patterns during human-AI interaction, and development of predictive models for successful misinformation detection. These findings will inform both theoretical understanding and practical applications.
This research addresses a critical gap in neuroscientific understanding of human-AI interaction while providing practical applications for interface design and digital literacy training. Results will impact fields ranging from educational technology to cybersecurity.
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