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"The next would be automation bias. Again, when AI reply or rely too heavily on systems that override judgment or intuition. So if the doctor uses AI to determine medical conditions, they may be more likely to trust the system diagnosis rather than they're in observations. And then there's proximity bias. Again, location based. If you're using AI to allocate public resources in a region, it may favor certain geographic regions over others. Survivorship bias."
"The next would be automation bias. Again, when AI reply or rely too heavily on systems that override judgment or intuition. So if the doctor uses AI to determine medical conditions, they may be more likely to trust the system diagnosis rather than they're in observations. And then there's proximity bias. Again, location based. If you're using AI to allocate public resources in a region, it may favor certain geographic regions over others. Survivorship bias."
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"The next would be automation bias. Again, when AI reply or rely too heavily on systems that override judgment or intuition. So if the doctor uses AI to determine medical conditions, they may be more likely to trust the system diagnosis rather than they're in observations. And then there's proximity bias. Again, location based. If you're using AI to allocate public resources in a region, it may favor certain geographic regions over others. Survivorship bias."
"The next would be automation bias. Again, when AI reply or rely too heavily on systems that override judgment or intuition. So if the doctor uses AI to determine medical conditions, they may be more likely to trust the system diagnosis rather than they're in observations. And then there's proximity bias. Again, location based. If you're using AI to allocate public resources in a region, it may favor certain geographic regions over others. Survivorship bias."