West Point cadets display less automation bias and more calibrated trust in algorithmic advice than the general public in a target identification task.
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What is Human in Judgment? Comparing Automation Bias and Algorithm Aversion Between the United States Military Academy and the General Public
West Point cadets display less automation bias and more calibrated trust in algorithmic advice than the general public in a target identification task.