Slow response times undermine trust in algorithmic (but not human) predictions

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<p>Algorithms consistently perform well on various prediction tasks, but people often mistrust their advice. Here, we demonstrate one component that affects people’s trust in algorithmic predictions: response time. In seven studies (total N = 1928 with 14,184 observations), we find that people judge slowly generated predictions from algorithms as less accurate and they are less willing to rely on them. This effect...

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46d5d36b-cbd8-558c-9149-c60283b44dca

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10.31234/osf.io/2vmtg