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- Students Want AI Companions — Not to Be WatchedA CHI 2026 study finds that university students recognize the learning value of AI prompts, yet strongly reject gaze and facial monitoring — prioritizing autonomy and privacy.
- IJHCS 2026 | When AI Urges Faster Decisions — Sometimes Help, Sometimes DeceptionA 29-person scripted-dialogue experiment compared urgency and incentive prompts across healthcare, finance, shopping, and home security. Scenario differences matter — but self-report scores are not real disclosure, and questionnaire effect strength cannot be read directly as trust direction.