
Jo Evershed
CEO and cofounder of Gorilla (Cauldron Science), makers of the Gorilla Experiment Builder for online behavioural research; Innovate UK Women in Innovation Award winner.
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Sep 28, 2026
Does male insecurity increase Ferrari sales? (And 6 more psych-myths)
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Phil AgnewHOST
But could you imagine an AI police officer? Could AI be better than a police officer at interviewing a witness? That's what students at UCL set out to test.

Jo EvershedGUEST
We don't know how it's impacting people, their attention, their memory, their creativity.

Jo EvershedGUEST
So one of the things I'm really keen on is that researchers start to use it and start to see how it, how it impacts people so that we can use AI as a tool for good.

Phil AgnewHOST
If a man feels insecure about his manhood, or more specifically the size of his manhood, if he feels that way, would he actually be more likely to buy a sports car? Let's find out.