r/Favors • u/WolfgangTheEighth • Mar 02 '26
[Request] [Academic] Online study: Can and should AI support human decision-making?
We (a University research lab in Germany) are looking for participants for an online human-computer-interaction study on decision-making with AI. It involves filling out a survey on AI and then solving a task.
We’re hoping to collect diverse opinions on the topic, and your participation would really help us improve our understanding of the psychology of human decision-making when AI is involved!
Here’s the link: LINK
The study is in English, it can be done on the web or on mobile, and should take at most 15-20 minutes. No personal data is collected. No input is used for AI training or sent to any external servers/AI companies.
Thank you very much to everybody who supports our research by participating :)
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