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Illusions of Confidence in Artificial Systems

2025-05-24

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<p>Effective collaboration requires that we monitor both the cognitive states (e.g., beliefs) and metacognitive states (e.g., confidence) of other agents. While humans routinely share confidence, metacognitive capabilities are still developing in artificial intelligence (AI), raising the question of how humans attribute metacognition to AI systems. In seven pre-registered experiments, we show that attributions of...

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9fac5d0b-ed22-596d-8f4b-d6f1c12e7f91
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10.31234/osf.io/mjx2v_v2
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