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Singapore's National Library Board has launched ReadSG, a five-year pilot program that uses micropayments and gamification to encourage daily reading habits among citizens.
The article explains that software should be designed to match human cognitive systems, particularly the fast intuition and slow attention processes, for better effectiveness and user experience.
This paper studies how prompt-conditioned emotions affect LLM-based price negotiation, finding that emotions strongly shape outcomes—angry buyers almost never reach agreement while happy buyers agree more often but get worse prices—raising concerns for emotion-conditioned agents in commerce.
An opinion piece warning that subscriptions are more than casual purchases—they shape future behavior and identity, with AI chatbots like ChatGPT making this effect more potent and addictive.
A study demonstrates that simply changing the formatting (prose vs bullet points) of a persona prompt dramatically flips an LLM's behavior in a Prisoner's Dilemma, from 96% cooperation to 20%, illustrating extreme sensitivity to format despite identical content (p < 0.001).
The paper identifies the limitation of assuming rational agents in strategic classification and proposes the Prospect-Guided Strategic Framework (Pro-SF), which incorporates cognitive biases from prospect theory to model behaviorally realistic strategic manipulations.