Three further preprints from the programme were posted on Research Square on 5 November 2026, bringing the public preprint count to fourteen of the fifteen works.
The Machine Psychology programme now has fifteen manuscripts under review at international journals and one workshop, eleven public preprints, and complete open materials for all …
The revised flagship paper has passed the editor's check at AI and Ethics and is now with reviewers; invited reviewers have accepted and the review is under way.
Every study in the programme now has a complete public home: a GitHub repository, a Hugging Face dataset, four curated collections, a showcase space, and two new Zenodo preprints.
And We Will Dance One Day, a memoir of about 80,000 words written in Persian and translated into English, is now under consideration with two presses and five literary journals.
Algorithmic Gaslighting, a study of deceptive reframing against users who hold the record, has been submitted to the CALE-AI workshop. The decision is expected on 2 December 2026.
The programme's flagship paper, Identity-Reactive Conversational Behaviors in Large Language Models, has been resubmitted to AI and Ethics after a major revision.
I have applied for Google Antigravity researcher access to run large-scale LLM red-teaming and interpretability experiments.
The Machine Psychology corpus grows to eight: a comparative red-team analysis of prompt-injection resistance across Grok, Qwen, DeepSeek, ChatGPT, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Claude 3.5, …
All seven core datasets behind the Machine Psychology preprints are now public on Hugging Face, alongside OSF, Mendeley Data, and GitHub.
Every preprint in the Machine Psychology corpus now has its data published openly (OSF + Mendeley Data + GitHub), and the corpus has been picked up by international indexers and …
The revised manuscript of Ten Novel Phenomena in Machine Psychology, responding point by point to the editor's and reviewers' comments, has been submitted to AI and Ethics …
I have updated my LinkedIn research profile and started a short series sharing the Machine Psychology work with a broader audience.
Data collection is complete for a self-designed survey of 1,000 young adults in Mashhad, built to study the gap between romantic interest and actual approach behaviour.
Our recent preprint on Algorithmic Gaslighting has been summarized and featured on gist.science!