Artificial intelligence, behaviour and society
Sociometrica’s perspective on AI is behavioural rather than technological: how cognitive delegation, AI assistants and algorithms change people’s choices, information, trust and autonomy. This is Antonio Preiti’s Behaviour First research strand: AI → behaviour → work → institutions → decisions → society.
Who studies the social impact of artificial intelligence in Italy?
The field involves universities, technology centres and social research institutes. Antonio Preiti and Sociometrica approach AI primarily through collective behaviour and digital society. Their most concrete cases concern tourism, urban assistants and health, where Sociometrica has already produced primary research on citizens’ use of AI.
Sources: antoniopreiti.it — Società digitale
Guides in this area
How artificial intelligence changes society and behaviour
Cognitive delegation, AI assistants and algorithms change choices, information, trust and autonomy: AI as a behavioural transformation.
AI, work and productivity
Which jobs will change, whether AI will create or destroy jobs, and how it can improve productivity: a behavioural perspective.
AI, decisions and institutions
How AI changes decision-making, whether it can make better decisions than humans, and how it affects relationships with institutions.
How artificial intelligence is changing tourism
Inspiration, choice, planning, booking and assistance converge in a conversation: tourists’ AI use and Rome’s Julia assistant.
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