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People are more likely to cheat when they delegate a task to artificial intelligence instead of doing it themselves, suggests
a new study.
To explore whether and under what circumstances AI supports dishonest behavior, researchers conducted an experiment in which participants were shown 10 die rolls on a computer screen and told to report the numbers. The higher the numbers rolled, the more money they would earn.
