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An Anthropic study involving 50 experts reveals that participants followed an AI agent's randomly assigned preference in up to 86 percent of cases, often believing the final result was their own. While experts worked faster and made fewer errors using the tool, the researchers warn this deference could create false consensus and weaken AI safety checks in scientific research.
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