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Furnham, A., & Semmelink, D. S. (2026). Self-Assessed Intelligence Is a Self-Esteem Variable, Not a Test Proxy Measure: The Relationship between Personality, Self-Estimated and Test-Derived Intelligence. Personality and Individual Differences, 248, Article ID: 113457.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2025.113457

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• TITLE: AI Readiness and Personality

  AUTHORS: Adrian Furnham, Stephen Cuppello, David S. Semmelink

  KEYWORDS: AI Readiness, Personality, Intelligence, Curiosity, Competitiveness

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.17 No.4, April 1, 2026

  ABSTRACT: This research examines individual differences in readiness for artificial intelligence (AI). Across two studies, we developed and validated an Artificial Intelligence Readiness Scale and investigated its psychological correlates. Study 1 focused on scale construction and demonstrated satisfactory internal reliability and validity. Study 2 examined associations between AI readiness, a DISC-based behavioural style assessment (PPA), personality (HPTI), trait emotional intelligence (TEIQue), and cognitive ability (GIA). Correlational analyses indicated that AI readiness was related to both personality and intelligence; however, regression analyses showed that Curiosity (Openness) and Competitiveness (low Agreeableness) were the most consistent predictors. Implications of these findings are discussed.