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Humanlike AI May Strengthen Women’s Agreement With Sexist Stereotypes
AI can influence societally-consequential attitudes by generating biased arguments – but can it influence our attitudes without changing its arguments at all? In four experiments (N = 2,762), we show that the mere presence of humanlike features in an AI chatbot influences women to more strongly acce
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