Guest Michal Kosinski, Professor of Psychology, discusses the Cambridge Analytica scandal, using Facebook likes to predict traits, the concept of privacy today, challenges and benefits of personal data collection, and the intersection of privacy, AI, and creativity.

Dr. Michal Kosinski, Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford University, discusses his research on theory of mind in Large Language Models (LLMs) and reasoning biases. They explore emergent properties in LLMs, the importance of theory of mind in language, testing theory of mind in LLMs, cognitive bias in solving tasks, reasoning vs intuition in language models, and the use of theory of mind tasks in LLMs. They also touch on artificial networks rediscovering human mechanisms and the guest's scientific journey.

Dr. Michal Kosinski, Associate Professor at Stanford University, discusses big data and AI. Topics include: uncovering personality traits through social media, consequences of digital footprints, privacy on social media platforms, linking facial appearance to psychodemographic traits, and exploiting data for marketing.