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18.5% -- reduction in unethical behavior likelihood for AI chatbots with human-like features (2026)
People are 18.5% less likely to act unethically when interacting with AI chatbots that have human-like features.
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18.5%
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2026
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AI chatbots with human-like features: 18.5% reduction in unethical behavior likelihood. Source: Science Says (2026). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/ai-chatbot-human-features-unethical-behavior
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