PNAS study of 64,000 people in 64 countries: LLMs miss key differences in simulating happiness
patpat_mit · x · 2026-10-29
An MIT/NTU PNAS study tested whether AI can simulate human happiness using data from 64,000 people across 64 countries: LLMs captured familiar patterns but missed key differences, and statistical models predicted life satisfaction better.
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