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Adversarial Attacks Reveal Divergent Deception Competence in Humans and Generative Language Models
Machine learning models typically outperform humans in deception detection. A threat to machine learning models is their vulnerability to adversarial attacks: subtle yet targeted perturbations of input data that trick a model into misclassification. Yet, this also provides an opportunity: understand
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