The Human Oversight Fallacy–and What We Can Do About It
It is concluded that only by grounding oversight in realistic assumptions about human cognition and institutional incentives can it fulfill its intended role in ensuring trustworthy AI.
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It is concluded that only by grounding oversight in realistic assumptions about human cognition and institutional incentives can it fulfill its intended role in ensuring trustworthy AI.
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