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Using ML to Predict Anemia Among Young Girls in Ethiopia

Researchers utilized machine learning algorithms to predict anemia prevalence among young girls in Ethiopia, analyzing data from the 2016 Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey. The study identified socioeconomic and demographic predictors of anemia and highlighted the efficacy of advanced ML techniques, such as random forest and support vector machine, in forecasting anemia status.

30 Apr 2024

AI Unveils Psychological Traits: Analyzing Social Media Behavior on VK

In a study published in Scientific Reports, advanced AI techniques dissected the social media activity of 1358 VK users, unveiling correlations between behavior and personality traits. Through meticulous analysis of 753,252 posts and reposts alongside Big Five traits and intelligence assessments, the research highlighted the influence of emotional tone and engagement metrics on psychological attributes, advocating for behavior-based diagnostic models in the digital realm.

12 Mar 2024

Synergies of Progress: AI, Religious Freedom, and Economic Growth

Through a PVAR model, researchers explored the intricate relationship between AI progress, religious freedom, and economic growth across 26 countries. Their findings highlighted a significant positive correlation, showcasing the escalating influence of these factors on future economic landscapes and emphasizing the importance of traditional drivers like labor and capital. The study underscores policy implications for prioritizing AI integration and fostering religious freedom, while also suggesting avenues for future research to deepen our understanding of these complex dynamics.

11 Mar 2024

Robot Preachers and AI Programs: New Means of Spreading Religious Beliefs but at a Cost

Robot preachers and AI programs are being utilized to share religious beliefs, but research shows that they may undermine credibility and lead to reduced donations for religious groups, as participants viewed them as less credible and were less likely to support them compared to human religious leaders. The study highlights the challenges of fully automating religious leadership and the potential impact on congregational commitment when relying more on technology than on human faith leaders.

27 Jul 2023

Religion News and Research

Using ML to Predict Anemia Among Young Girls in Ethiopia

AI Unveils Psychological Traits: Analyzing Social Media Behavior on VK

Synergies of Progress: AI, Religious Freedom, and Economic Growth

Robot Preachers and AI Programs: New Means of Spreading Religious Beliefs but at a Cost

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