Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Learning
Dr. A. Prabaharan
Professor & Research Director,
Public Action
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AI & Human Learning
AI's interaction with human
behavior and identity is a
complex and multifaceted topic,
raising questions about the
impact of AI on individual and
collective identity, agency, and
autonomy.
Here's how AI intersects with
human behavior and identity
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Behavior Prediction and Influence
 AI algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data to
predict human behavior, preferences, and decisions.
 This capability is leveraged in various applications,
including personalized recommendations, targeted
advertising, and social media manipulation.
 AI-driven systems can influence human behavior by
shaping information consumption, decision-making
processes, and social interactions, raising concerns
about autonomy and agency.
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Personalization and User Profiling
 AI-driven personalization algorithms create detailed
user profiles based on individuals' online activities,
preferences, and social connections.
 These profiles are used to tailor content, products, and
services to individual users, enhancing user
engagement and satisfaction.
 However, the use of personalized algorithms can also
lead to filter bubbles, echo chambers, and
reinforcement of existing biases, affecting individuals'
perceptions and behaviors.
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Social Influence and Conformity
 AI-driven social media platforms and
recommendation systems can amplify social
influence dynamics, leading to conformity,
group polarization, and echo chamber effects.
 By promoting content that aligns with users'
existing beliefs and preferences, AI algorithms
can reinforce social norms, ideologies, and
behaviors, shaping collective identity and group
dynamics in online communities.
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Identity Construction and Representation
 AI technologies play a role in identity
construction and representation, influencing
how individuals perceive themselves and are
perceived by others.
 Social media platforms use AI algorithms to
curate users' online personas, presenting a
curated version of their identity to the public.
 Additionally, AI-driven avatars and virtual
characters enable users to explore and express
different aspects of their identity in virtual
environments.
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Cultural and Societal Norms
 AI systems reflect and reinforce cultural and societal
norms embedded in the data used for training and
development.
 As a result, AI algorithms may perpetuate biases,
stereotypes, and inequalities present in society,
impacting individuals' sense of identity and belonging.
 Addressing bias in AI requires diverse and
representative datasets, as well as algorithmic fairness
measures to mitigate unintended consequences on
human behavior and identity.
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Ethical and Philosophical Implications
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 AI's influence on human behavior and identity
raises ethical and philosophical questions about
autonomy, free will, and self-determination.
 As AI algorithms increasingly shape individuals'
choices and experiences, there is debate about the
extent to which humans retain control over their
actions and identities in AI-mediated environments.
 Exploring these implications requires
interdisciplinary dialogue and reflection on the
nature of human agency and identity in the digital
age.
Human-AI Interaction Dynamics
 Understanding the dynamics of human-AI
interactions is essential for navigating the
complexities of AI's impact on human behavior
and identity.
 Human-AI interaction design principles
emphasize transparency, trustworthiness, and
user empowerment to promote positive
interactions and support individuals' autonomy
and agency in AI-mediated environments.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Learning.pptx

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    Artificial Intelligence (AI)and Human Learning Dr. A. Prabaharan Professor & Research Director, Public Action www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    AI & HumanLearning AI's interaction with human behavior and identity is a complex and multifaceted topic, raising questions about the impact of AI on individual and collective identity, agency, and autonomy. Here's how AI intersects with human behavior and identity www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    Behavior Prediction andInfluence  AI algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data to predict human behavior, preferences, and decisions.  This capability is leveraged in various applications, including personalized recommendations, targeted advertising, and social media manipulation.  AI-driven systems can influence human behavior by shaping information consumption, decision-making processes, and social interactions, raising concerns about autonomy and agency. www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    Personalization and UserProfiling  AI-driven personalization algorithms create detailed user profiles based on individuals' online activities, preferences, and social connections.  These profiles are used to tailor content, products, and services to individual users, enhancing user engagement and satisfaction.  However, the use of personalized algorithms can also lead to filter bubbles, echo chambers, and reinforcement of existing biases, affecting individuals' perceptions and behaviors. www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    Social Influence andConformity  AI-driven social media platforms and recommendation systems can amplify social influence dynamics, leading to conformity, group polarization, and echo chamber effects.  By promoting content that aligns with users' existing beliefs and preferences, AI algorithms can reinforce social norms, ideologies, and behaviors, shaping collective identity and group dynamics in online communities. www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    Identity Construction andRepresentation  AI technologies play a role in identity construction and representation, influencing how individuals perceive themselves and are perceived by others.  Social media platforms use AI algorithms to curate users' online personas, presenting a curated version of their identity to the public.  Additionally, AI-driven avatars and virtual characters enable users to explore and express different aspects of their identity in virtual environments. www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    Cultural and SocietalNorms  AI systems reflect and reinforce cultural and societal norms embedded in the data used for training and development.  As a result, AI algorithms may perpetuate biases, stereotypes, and inequalities present in society, impacting individuals' sense of identity and belonging.  Addressing bias in AI requires diverse and representative datasets, as well as algorithmic fairness measures to mitigate unintended consequences on human behavior and identity. www.indopraba.blogspot.com
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    Ethical and PhilosophicalImplications www.indopraba.blogspot.com  AI's influence on human behavior and identity raises ethical and philosophical questions about autonomy, free will, and self-determination.  As AI algorithms increasingly shape individuals' choices and experiences, there is debate about the extent to which humans retain control over their actions and identities in AI-mediated environments.  Exploring these implications requires interdisciplinary dialogue and reflection on the nature of human agency and identity in the digital age.
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    Human-AI Interaction Dynamics Understanding the dynamics of human-AI interactions is essential for navigating the complexities of AI's impact on human behavior and identity.  Human-AI interaction design principles emphasize transparency, trustworthiness, and user empowerment to promote positive interactions and support individuals' autonomy and agency in AI-mediated environments.
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