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Caution with AI deception: AI could serve as the scapegoat of Human!

2024-05-13

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<p>In the era of widespread artificial intelligence (AI), it is crucial to understand the distinct roles of AI and humans in deception. This study employs an innovative empirical approach to investigate how deceived responses extend from human deception to artificial intelligence deception. We conducted an experiment using virtual scenario manipulations to explore how individuals perceive and respond to deception...

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Literature Corpus work: 615f384e-380a-59cc-a2f1-69a464b161cd
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/u4z9q

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