Influence of believed AI involvement on the perception of

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Abstract

Two preregistered studies (n = 2,280) investigated public perception of AI-generated medical advice. Participants rated AI- and human+AI-labeled advice as less reliable and empathetic than human-labeled advice, showing less willingness to follow AI-involved advice. This anti-AI bias persisted even with physician supervision, highlighting a need to address this bias in future research.

Publisher

Nature Medicine

Published On

Nov 01, 2024

Authors

Moritz Reis, Florian Reis, Wilfried Kunde

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