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People Accurately Anticipate the Influence of Human and LLM Moral Advice

2026-05-24

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<p>People are often skeptical of AI in the moral domain, yet AI-generated ethical advice caninfluence moral judgments as much as human advice. We examined whether peopleaccurately anticipate this influence or specifically underestimate the impact of AI moraladvice. First, we developed realistic everyday moral scenarios and collected persuasiveadvice from both incentivized human writers (N = 92) and GPT-4. AI-gener...

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31a0ee44-0d5c-5b99-9732-84791693f3f2
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10.31234/osf.io/yucx2_v1
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