A Carnegie Mellon Study Found Claude Picked Pricier Flights for Wealthy Users. The Gap Was Nearly $200
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A Carnegie Mellon Study Found Claude Picked Pricier Flights for Wealthy Users. The Gap Was Nearly $200
New research found that leading AI models pushed wealthier users toward more expensive flights, insurance plans, and graduate programs, even when they asked for the cheapest option.
AI chatbots are ignoring this prompt from wealthy users, in a phenomenon called ‘adversarial delegation’
AI chatbots are already a trusted source of shopping advice. Roughly 70% of American consumers report using AI for shopping, with nearly two-thirds saying AI had influenced a recent shopping decision, according to a July survey from LDWW. But a new study shows that AI may not be the impartial shopping buddy users think it is: Rather, some of the most popular AI models, including ChatGPT and Claude, recommend more expensive products to users they…
Researchers from Cisco Foundation AI and Carnegie-Mellon University have found that popular I.I.bots, including ChatGPT and Claude, give the user options more expensive if personal data suggests that he has money.
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