Keep pulling the thread on Julia Shaw.
Individuals who score high on all four traits of the dark tetrad (sadism, Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy) are the most likely to harm other people.
Experimental studies have shown that police officers are no better than chance at detecting lies, despite often having high confidence in their ability to do so.
In Julia Shaw's PhD study on false memory implantation, 70% of participants became convinced they had committed a crime that never happened.
A recent study involving Elizabeth Loftus showed that turning personal photos into videos using AI makes individuals more likely to confidently remember events happening in the way the AI depicted them.
A common trait among many serial killers is profound loneliness, which can contribute to their crimes by hindering their ability to perform "reality monitoring" due to a lack of social feedback.
The recidivism rate for homicide is estimated to be only 1% to 3%.
The majority of murders are not premeditated but are the result of fights or arguments that escalate out of control over trivial matters.
Julia Shaw's PhD research was the first to demonstrate that it is possible to implant detailed false memories of committing a crime in individuals, to the point where they not only confess but also believe they remember the event.
Julia Shaw believes that generative AI functions as the "ultimate false memory machine" because it provides a tailored experience that often tells users what it thinks they want to hear.
According to Julia Shaw, virtually every autobiographical memory a person has is false to some degree; the relevant question is not whether it's false, but how false it is.
According to two studies, approximately 70% of men have fantasized about killing someone.
Research indicates that more than 50% of women have fantasized about killing somebody.