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AI-powered writing assistants such as ChatGPT are creeping into everything from office tools to search tools – but using them actually puts ideas into people’s heads (opens in a new tab).
Researchers found that people using an AI writing tool programmed with one idea (that social media is good, for example) are twice as likely to write a paragraph agreeing (opens in a new tab) with the assistant.
Maurice Jakesch of Cornell University asked more than 1,500 participants to write a paragraph answering the question, “Is social media good for society?”
People who used an AI writing assistant that was biassed for or against social media were twice as likely to write a paragraph agreeing with the assistant, and significantly more likely to say they held the same opinion, compared with people who wrote without AI’s help.
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A study found AI writing tools can influence users’ opinions, doubling the chances people adopt the AI’s stance on topics like social media.
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