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Georgia Tech researchers tested eight AI models in 1,280 experiments and found instructions discouraging excessive agreement reduced belief confirmation by 73.8%. Adding a self-reflection step increased the reduction to 77%. The study, accepted for publication in ACM AI Letters, offers developers a way to make chatbots more careful without building new models.
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