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Dilemma between Bias Interaction and Trustworthy AI in Human–AI Collaborated Judgments

2025-09-28

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<p>In today’s world, humans collaborate with artificial intelligence (AI) and often make judgments with the help of AI assistance in such contexts as medical diagnoses. Greater AI accuracy and trustworthiness is generally regarded as the goal of designing decision-support AI systems. However, highly accurate AI may not always provide optimal assistance. Rather, AI with bias, especially in the direction opposite to...

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Literature Corpus work: dfeb7819-8963-50b7-8006-d2a93c95f83c
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/uj4xe_v1

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