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People escalate against a competitor labelled human and hold back against one labelled an optimising machine
People increasingly compete against AI agents rather than other human opponents. We distinguish two channels: an opponent effect and an information effect. These are different elements with different consequences: the opponent effect is specific to a given computational system, the information effec
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