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Whistleblowers can contain the unethical externalities of human-AI delegation

2025-09-30

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<p>When decisions are delegated to artificial intelligence (AI), human principals are more likely to implicitly request misconduct, and AI agents are more likely to comply more than human agents would. Across incentivized experiments recruiting human principals (N = 600) and three Large Language Models as AI agents, we confirm that these two mechanisms combine to generate substantial negative externalities, in the...

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4cf75dc9-2756-5aa6-833d-58317c28af87
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10.31234/osf.io/3edrq_v1
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