Behavioural evidence for a transparency–efficiency tradeoff in human–machine cooperation

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RT @EvilAICartoons: This scenario is plausible. In research led by Fatimah Ishowo-Oloko, we had people play repeated games with humans or w…

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RT @EvilAICartoons: This scenario is plausible. In research led by Fatimah Ishowo-Oloko, we had people play repeated games with humans or w…

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This scenario is plausible. In research led by Fatimah Ishowo-Oloko, we had people play repeated games with humans or with bots. https://t.co/A00iRC0JmL

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Interesting behavioral study of the efficiency costs of #AI/#robot transparency. "We find that bots do better than humans at inducing cooperation, but that disclosing their true nature negates this superior efficiency."

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