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Bayesian reasoning for overcoming over-reliance in AI-assisted decision making
The tendency of users to blindly follow the suggestions of AI-powered decision support systems is a troubling phenomenon that may lead to unjustifiable errors and unreasonable decisions. Known as over-reliance, it is especially problematic when decisions involve high uncertainty and high costs for a
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