Researchers have discovered that a seven-minute conversation with Google Gemini can effectively reduce people's conspiracy beliefs about current crises. According to a report from The Decoder, the effect is better than static fact-checking pages. Follow-up surveys over several weeks showed that the belief correction lasted and even affected beliefs about completely different events. The study, based on two experiments, indicates that even without verified facts, brief interactions with AI chatbots can produce lasting corrective effects.
Study Overview
According to The Decoder, researchers have found that a conversation of about seven minutes with Google Gemini can effectively reduce users' conspiracy beliefs about current crises, outperforming static fact-checking pages. Follow-up surveys over several weeks showed that this effect persisted to beliefs about completely unrelated events.
Experimental Methods
Two experiments demonstrated that even in the absence of verified facts, a brief interaction with an AI chatbot can produce lasting belief correction.
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