Guarini PhD candidate Parker Seegmiller (computer science) co-led a first-of-its-kind study finding AI-drafted patient messages often need more editing than doctors expect. His team analyzed 146,000 real patient-physician exchanges to figure out what makes AI responses actually helpful. Read more.
Sophie Wohltjen, GR ’22, is quoted in an Upworthy piece on research finding that people’s minds wander during conversations about 24% of the time — and that most of us are bad at noticing when it happens. Read more on Upworthy.







