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34.7% -- unethical behavior likelihood increase for consumers interacting with AI chatbots vs human support agents (2022-03)

2022-03  · Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science

People interacting with AI were 34.7% more likely to act unethically compared to interacting with a human support agent.

  • The study looked at different types of AI; effect may vary across cultures and familiarity levels.
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consumers interacting with AI chatbots vs human support agents
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Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science Primary Tier A
https://app.sciencesays.com/p/humanize-your-ai-to-reduce-fraud ↗
Confidence: 59/100 Vintage: 2022-03 Channel: Common Crawl
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Humanize your AI to reduce fraud
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consumers interacting with AI chatbots vs human support agents: 34.7% unethical behavior likelihood increase. Source: Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science (2022-03). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/ai-chatbot-unethical-behavior-increase-2022
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