About this book

We trust AI even when it is wrong. The Trust Problem examines the psychological and design factors that lead people to over-rely on AI systems — from GPS directions that send drivers into lakes to medical AI that makes confident but incorrect diagnoses. Drawing on research in automation bias, trust calibration, and human-computer interaction, the book explains why the real risk of AI is not skynet-style rebellion but quiet, persistent over-reliance.

Main themes

  • Automation bias
  • Trust calibration
  • AI reliability
  • Human oversight

Who this book is for

Professionals who use AI tools in their work, decision-makers evaluating AI systems, and anyone concerned about over-reliance on technology.

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