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COMPARING JUDGMENT AND TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF TRUST BETWEEN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING AND HUMAN SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING
Decision support systems underpin the Department of Defense’s Command and Control apparatus, feeding into decision-making processes at all levels. The extant research surrounding Artificial Intelligence’s (AI’s) use in decision support systems establishes trust as a critical driver of such systems’
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