In this book, we study how people judge machines by presenting dozens of experiments designed to compare people’s judgments of humans and machines in scenarios that are otherwise equal. These scenarios were evaluated by nearly 6,000 people in the US, who were randomly assigned to either a treatment or a control condition. In the treatment condition, scenarios were described as concerning the actions of a machine…
www.judgingmachines.com/
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