Deng Fengyi
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Deng Fengyi is a rising scholar at the forefront of the psychological and social implications of artificial intelligence. Her research centers on the human–technology interface, with a particular focus on how emerging AI tools shape user behavior, cognition, and emotional well-being. In her most-cited work, "When everyone is talking about AI: The development of fear of missing out on AI scale" (2025), Deng introduces a novel psychometric instrument to measure the anxiety and social pressure individuals feel about being left behind in the AI revolution. This contribution is especially timely, as it provides researchers and practitioners with a validated tool to assess a growing digital-age phenomenon. Although early in her career, with this paper already garnering 4 citations, Deng’s work signals a significant step toward understanding the psychological costs of rapid technological adoption. Her research is essential reading for students and scholars in human-computer interaction, media psychology, and technology ethics, offering both theoretical insight and practical measurement for navigating an AI-saturated world.
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