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Laurie Clarke experimented with targeted activities over six weeks to modify her personality traits based on recent psychological research, resulting in measurable improvements in neuroticism, extraversion, and agreeableness, demonstrating that personality can be somewhat malleable through conscious effort.
A new study challenges the completeness of the Big Five personality model by using taxonomic graph analysis to uncover additional traits and meta-traits, potentially transforming personality assessment and mental health diagnosis.
Researchers at the University of Barcelona have demonstrated that AI can detect personality traits from written text and understand how these predictions are made using explainable AI techniques like integrated gradients. The study found that the Big Five personality model is more reliable than MBTI for AI-based analysis, with potential applications in psychology, HR, education, and digital platforms. The research emphasizes transparency and ethical use of AI in personality assessment and suggests future work to expand and validate these methods across different contexts and data types.