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How Your Scent Exposes Your Political Beliefs (And Why Privacy Is Dead)
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With Dr. Abraham Morgentaler and Dr. Marianne Brandon
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In this podcast episode, Dr. Marianne Brandon and Dr. Abraham Morgentaler discuss a study showing how AI and smell can reveal a person's political orientation.
0:15 - Dr. Brandon and Dr. Morgentaler discuss how smell, AI, and facial recognition can reveal political orientation, even when people think their beliefs are private.
3:18 - They say that many subtle, often unnoticed factors shape our political beliefs.
4:33 - Dr. Morgentaler explains that evolution may have given humans the ability to detect others' ideologies through smell to find compatible mates.
5:58 - Dr. Morgentaler highlights that facial recognition can now predict voting preferences, raising concerns about privacy and AI's influence.
Resources: Kaczynski, M. (2024). Facial recognition technology can predict political orientation. American Psychologist. https://awspntest.apa.org/fulltext/2024-65164-001.html
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