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Auditing AI-Washing in German Startups: A Mixed-Methods Study of Marketing Claims and Perceptions
AI-washing is the use of 'AI' as a marketing term where products' claims are exaggerated, likely to capture the hype from investors and consumers. In this paper, we examine how startups market AI and how people perceive those claims. We audited the German startup market, applying an annotation codeb
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