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Fascinating: People who get advice from chatbots often take that advice – but rarely end up feeling any better.
Research indicates that people frequently follow advice provided by chatbots, yet this compliance with AI recommendations does not correlate with improved outcomes or subjective well-being. This sugge
Research indicates that people frequently follow advice provided by chatbots, yet this compliance with AI recommendations does not correlate with improved outcomes or subjective well-being. This suggests a potential gap between chatbot advice-giving effectiveness and actual user satisfaction or problem resolution.
Source: Gary Marcus (X) | 2026-05-07