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Executives Are Twice As Likely As Workers To Trust AI Over Their Own Judgment, Study Shows

This photo taken on July 5, 2021 shows staff working on computers at the Beijing office of XiaoIce, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system designed to create emotional bonds with its 660 million users worldwide. (Credit: Getty Images)

Executives are twice as likely as employees to trust artificial intelligence over their own judgment, while workers are more skeptical about the technology's impact on their careers and society, according to a new study.

The Charter AI Pulse study found that senior leaders were 2.5 times more likely than workers to trust AI-generated outputs and more than twice as likely to favor AI over advice from a knowledgeable colleague.

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