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Same Gossip, Different Judgment: Why Inappropriate Workplace Gossip Is More Acceptable When It Targets AI
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming an active member of organizational teams. Yet successful human–AI symbiosis depends on more than intelligent algorithms, trust calibration, or effective task allocation. As AI becomes a social interaction partner, organizations must also establish shared m
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