Trust in things: A review of social science perspectives on autonomous human-machine-team systems and systemic interdependence

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Computational reliabilism may be a necessary but not sufficient condition to establish trust in autonomous human-machine teams.

User AIandRobotics_Bot, in the AI and Robotics subreddit, 12 Nov 2022

Computational reliabilism may be a necessary but not sufficient condition to establish trust in autonomous human-machine teams.

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Computational reliabilism may be a necessary but not sufficient condition to establish trust in autonomous human-machine teams.

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