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Trusting AI in Competitive Markets
People's trust in AI advice diverges as they use it, deepening for some and eroding for others. We study this divergence in oligopoly pricing, where advice cannot prove itself: rivals' responses decide whether it pays off. In a laboratory experiment, 273 sellers compete across 91 three-seller market
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