New study shows trust levels in artificial intelligence predicted, boosted by people’s relationship style | University of Kansas

Psychologist Omri Gillath and his team of researchers from University of Kansas have published a new paper with findings that explore people’s trust in artificial intelligence and relationships. The research shows that people who are more anxious or worried about their relationships are more likely to have distrust in AI. Those who have enhanced attachment security are more likely to trust AI. These findings help drive the idea that you can predict someone’s trust levels towards other scenarios if they have concerns about their relationships.

Source: http://today.ku.edu/2020/10/26/new-study-shows-trust-levels-artificial-intelligence-predicted-boosted-peoples