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It seems smart, but it acts stupid. Development of trust in AI advice in a repeated legal decision-making task

2023-02-28

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<p>Humans increasingly interact with AI systems, and successful inter- actions rely on individuals trusting such systems (when appropri- ate). Considering that trust is fragile and often cannot be restored quickly, we focus on how trust develops over time in a human- AI-interaction scenario. In a 2x2 between-subject experiment, we test how model accuracy (high vs. low) and type of explanation (human-like vs. not)...

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2c72f7d0-c189-5b1a-9c15-95127da5c9e1
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10.31234/osf.io/9zr3u
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