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Artificial? Yes. Intelligent? Not So Much. 0

To be trusted implicitly? At the Psychology Today website, Cornelia C. Walther says no way. Here’s a bit (emphasis added):

In three pre-registered experiments involving more than 1,300 participants, something striking showed: When people had access to an AI assistant, they consulted it on more than half of all tasks—and their accuracy mirrored the AI’s almost perfectly. When the AI was right, they were right. When it was wrong, so were they. Most crucially, they weren’t checking. They were simply adopting the AI’s answers, bypassing both instinct and analysis entirely.

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