Jakub Fryderyk Juranek
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Jakub Fryderyk Juranek is a Polish psychologist whose work explores the intersection of human cognition and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on how people perceive, trust, and emotionally respond to AI systems. His research centers on the measurement of attitudes toward AI, AI anxiety, and the psychological boundaries between humans and machines. Juranek’s most notable contribution is the Polish adaptation of the Attari-12 questionnaire, a validated tool for assessing general attitudes toward AI and their relationship with constructs like robot acceptance and belief in human nature uniqueness. This work, published in 2025, has already garnered 3 citations, signaling its early impact in a rapidly growing field. By providing a culturally adapted instrument, Juranek enables researchers to explore cross-cultural differences in AI perception, a critical step as AI becomes increasingly embedded in daily life. His findings help illuminate why some individuals embrace AI while others experience anxiety or resistance, offering insights for designers, policymakers, and educators. Juranek’s ongoing work promises to deepen our understanding of the human–AI relationship, making him a key voice in the psychology of technology.
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