AI Trials Observatory launches: living meta-analysis of 93 RCTs on AI's human impact
RobbWiller · x · 2026-11-12
A new resource called AI Trials Observatory offers a living meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials measuring AI's impact on humans. Its first release covers 93 RCTs (N≈50k) across 19 dependent variables — from anxiety to misinfo belief — focusing on how generative AI affects mental health and belief accuracy. The record updates as new evidence arrives, with a free email subscription. Stanford sociologist Robb Willer shared it, hoping the living meta-analysis approach spreads to more fields.
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