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EmpathixAI Research

Evidence on people,methods & markets.

Original research from our PhD behavioral scientists on how people think, feel, and decide—and the methods that reveal it with scientific rigor.

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Where's the Best Coffee in Manhattan? Depends Which Robot You Ask.
What does the AI say?

Where's the Best Coffee in Manhattan? Depends Which Robot You Ask.

Consumers are increasingly bypassing Google Maps and Yelp in favor of asking ChatGPT or Claude for local recommendations. We asked the major models for their coffee recommendations in Manhattan, which revealed some fascinating model behavior.

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EmpathixAI Research Team·Jun 3, 2026·11 min
The Summer Travel Divide: How Americans Are Navigating a More Expensive Vacation Season
Travel

The Summer Travel Divide: How Americans Are Navigating a More Expensive Vacation Season

Dig a little deeper, and a more complicated picture emerges — one defined less by wanderlust than by wallet size, and shaped by a set of quiet financial adaptations that the headline numbers tend to obscure.

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EmpathixAI Research Team·Jun 1, 2026·9 min
The Generation Gap at the Heart of America's Ukraine Debate
News and Current Events

The Generation Gap at the Heart of America's Ukraine Debate

Four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, we uncovered a finding in a recent survey of the American public that should give pause to anyone who assumes American public opinion on the war in Ukraine follows predictable partisan lines: 50.9%.

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EmpathixAI Research Team·Apr 29, 2026·11 min
The Trust Gap: What 1,500 Americans Really Think About AI Platforms in the Most Turbulent Quarter the Industry Has Seen
AI

The Trust Gap: What 1,500 Americans Really Think About AI Platforms in the Most Turbulent Quarter the Industry Has Seen

ChatGPT remains the clear trust leader among Americans, but Claude’s spring surge has narrowed the gap among highly educated, high-income, and politically engaged audiences.

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EmpathixAI Research Team·Apr 29, 2026·16 min
Who Backs the Moon Mission—and Who Doesn't: American Public Opinion on Artemis II
General Interest

Who Backs the Moon Mission—and Who Doesn't: American Public Opinion on Artemis II

A new survey reveals that support for NASA's first crewed lunar flyby in half a century is broad but uneven—shaped less by partisan identity than by education, income, and a surprisingly comfortable embrace of symbolism.

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EmpathixAI Research Team·Apr 26, 2026·7 min