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2 open-access journal articles on automation bias, published in 2026 in Life of Research. Every record is free to read and download, with a permanent link and a ready-made citation.

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Wrong Together Is an Item-Level Quantity: Why Per-Person Reliance Measures Cannot Say Whether AI Assistance Correlates Human Errors, Why the Direct Probes Disagree, and the Reanalysis That Would Settle It

Research on reliance on AI advice scores one decision-maker at a time: how often a person accepts correct advice, how often they reject wrong advice, and what that does to their accuracy. Deployment places many decision-makers in front of the same few models, and the theory of algorithmic…

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Deskilling Is Not One Endpoint: Five Quantities Behind Assisted Gains and Unassisted Losses in Clinical AI, Why Two Studies of the Same Design Disagree, and Why a Within-Clinician Trial's Control Arm Has Already Been Exposed

Clinical AI tools are approved and bought on one endpoint, the performance of a clinician working with the tool, while a second literature asks what happens to the same clinician working without it. The two are usually set against each other as gain against loss. This paper argues that the…

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