Beware of Engendering False Trust
rao2z · x · 2026-07-15
This reply reiterates the issue of Engendering false trust in the end user, where a model or system might create a false sense of trust.
In the context of the thread, it highlights the cognitive biases and risks between the model's explanatory outputs, its derivation process, and the user's trust in the results.
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