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Tool and Trainer? Experimental Evidence on Human Learning from Predictive AI in Cancer Diagnosis
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly deployed to aid professional judgment, yet its implications for the development of human expertise remain unclear. We examine how the availability of AI assistance during training and task execution shapes novices' individual and collective judgment in th
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