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Can AI Measure Happiness?

July 24, 2026

Can AI Measure Happiness? Toward a Continuous, Personalized and Ethical Science of Wellbeing By Bhavkaran SinghRekhi Center of Excellence for the Science of Happiness For decades, happiness research has depended primarily on questionnaires. Participants are asked how satisfied they feel with their lives, how frequently they experience positive emotions, whether they feel socially connected, and whether their lives feel meaningful. These measures remain indispensable. The problem is that...

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Banner image: Is Social Media Making Young People Unhappy? What the World Happiness Report 2026 Found

October 21, 2026

Is Social Media Making Young People Unhappy? What the World Happiness Report 2026 Found At a kitchen table in almost any city, a version of the same scene is playing out tonight. A parent is speaking; a teenager is nodding; a phone lies face-up beside the plate, lighting briefly every few minutes with a message from someone not in the room. Neither party is being rude. The parent...

Banner image: Is a Positive Psychology Certification Worth It? What You Learn and How to Choose

October 21, 2026

Is a Positive Psychology Certification Worth It? What You Learn and How to Choose Picture a person at a desk, late in the evening, with six browser tabs open. Each one promises a certificate in positive psychology. One lasts a weekend, another a year; one is taught by a university department, another by a company whose founder has a striking headshot and a warm manner. The tabs use...

Banner image: How to Build a Gratitude Practice That Lasts: What Two Decades of Research Says About Journals, Letters, and Habits

October 14, 2026

How to Build a Gratitude Practice That Lasts: What Two Decades of Research Says About Journals, Letters, and Habits Every year, in the second week of January, the same small tragedy plays out in millions of homes. A new notebook, bought with real resolve, is opened on its first page. Three things are listed in careful handwriting: family, health, a warm home. The second day goes well enough....

Banner image: Can an AI Companion Cure Loneliness? What the Research Says About Chatbot Friends and Emotional Wellbeing

October 14, 2026

Can an AI Companion Cure Loneliness? What the Research Says About Chatbot Friends and Emotional Wellbeing It is a little after midnight, and somewhere a person is typing a message that she would not send to anyone she knows. The day has been long, the flat is quiet, and the friends she might once have called are busy, or far away, or simply out of the habit. The...

Banner image: Why Positive Emotions Are Not Just Nice to Have: The Science Behind Fredrickson's Broaden-and-Build Theory

October 7, 2026

Why Positive Emotions Are Not Just Nice to Have: The Science Behind Fredrickson’s Broaden-and-Build Theory Picture a small, windowless room. On the table in front of you sit a candle, a book of matches, and a box of thumbtacks. You are asked to attach the candle to a corkboard on the wall so that, when it burns, no wax drips onto the table below. Most people, in the...

Banner image: The 10 Most Important Findings From Happiness Research in the Last 20 Years

October 7, 2026

The 10 Most Important Findings From Happiness Research in the Last 20 Years A span of 20 years is short in the life of a science and long in the life of a field still working out what it is for. In 2005, the Gallup World Poll began asking ordinary people in dozens of countries a deceptively simple question — how is your life going? — and the...

Banner image: The Easterlin Paradox: Why Getting Richer Doesn't Make Countries Happier

September 30, 2026

The Easterlin Paradox: Why Getting Richer Doesn’t Make Countries Happier In 1974, an economist named Richard Easterlin sat down with a stack of survey data that, on its face, should have told a simple story. Wealthier people, within any given country, reported being happier than poorer people. That part fit every intuition anyone had ever had about money. But when Easterlin looked across countries, and across time within...

Banner image: From Freud to Flourishing: How Psychology Finally Learned to Study Happiness

September 30, 2026

From Freud to Flourishing: How Psychology Finally Learned to Study Happiness In August 1998, in his presidential address to the American Psychological Association, Martin Seligman told a room full of clinicians something uncomfortable: for the previous half-century, psychology had gotten very good at understanding what was wrong with people and had almost nothing systematic to say about what was right with them. It was, by any measure, a...

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