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AI Risks April 06, 2025 · hackernoon.com

The Hot Stove Effect: Why AI Learns to Be a Pessimist | HackerNoon

Why learning algorithms are pessimistic: Hot Stove Effect shows negativity bias persists in Bayesian & sampling-based learning.

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