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AI Use Cases May 30, 2025 · MIT Technology Review

This benchmark used Reddit's AITA to test how much AI models suck up to us

An AI model that acts in an overly agreeable and flattering way is more than just annoying. It could reinforce users' incorrect beliefs, mislead ...

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