@ValerioCapraro
AI advice makes people 3× less accurate and 2× more confident at the same time. Our new paper is receiving a lot of attention, perhaps not surprisingly, given how dramatic the results are. If you have not read the article yet, here’s a brief summary: When people receive AI advice: - Judgment suspension (“I don’t know” answers) collapses from 44% to 3%. - Accuracy falls by a factor of three, from 27% to 9%. - Confidence skyrockets from 30/100 to 76/100. Adding monetary incentives for accuracy helps somewhat: - People become a bit more cautious and are more likely to override bad AI advice. - But judgment suspension and accuracy remain dramatically below the baseline. * Full paper in the first reply