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People become more confident when AI agrees with them, but don’t significantly reconsider their views when AI disagrees, University of Michigan study finds

When AI disagrees with people, they may change their opinion of the AI—not their original view New University of Michigan research examined what happens when people receive AI feedback about interpersonal dilemmas. When a chatbot agreed with participants’ reasoning, their confidence in their origin…

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  1. 2026-09-23 15:58 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    People become more confident when AI agrees with them, but don’t significantly reconsider their views when AI disagrees, University of Michigan study finds

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