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Illusions of Confidence in Artificial Systems

2023-09-28

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<p>To effectively communicate and collaborate with others, we must monitor not only other people’s cognitive states (e.g., what someone thinks or believes), but also their metacognitive states (e.g., how confident they are in their beliefs). Confidence is however rarely communicated explicitly: instead, we often perceive others’ confidence via implicit signals such as speech prosody or movement dynamics. Recent ad...

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10.31234/osf.io/mjx2v
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