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Generative AI and Human Reward Systems | Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research

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Daniel Faggella is Head of Research at Emerj. Called upon by the United Nations, World Bank, INTERPOL, and leading enterprises, Daniel is a globally sought-after expert on the competitive strategy implications of AI for business and government leaders. Many of today’s most popular digital products — from video games to social media and beyond — owe their popularity (and profitability) directly to their addictive potential. These addictions have become more commonplace as screen time has skyrocketed across the developed world. They’ve been described as “hijacking” our reward circuits. And that’s a pretty accurate way to put it. We are driven by our reward circuits, from our drive for a career, prestige, a new house, a romantic partner, or a good meal — they all tie back to some fundamental evolutionary drive that served us well over a hundred thousand years ago. Compared to the AI-augmented virtual experiences of the future, today’s technologies hardly scratch the surface of “hijacking.

Generative AI and Human Reward Systems - Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research Skip to main content Skip to footer [seopress_breadcrumbs] Generative AI and Human Reward Systems Dan Faggella • January 16, 2023 Many of today’s most popular digital products — from video games to social media and beyond — owe their popularity (and profitability) directly to their addictive potential. These addictions have become more commonplace as screen time has skyrocketed across the developed world. They’ve been described as “hijacking” our reward circuits. And that’s a pretty ac

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