An AI startup recently conducted what appeared to be a standard public opinion poll about maternal health policy, but the survey responses came entirely from computer simulations rather than actual people using a new technique called “silicon sampling.”
Two professors explain in a recent New York Times guest essay that the incident came to light when Axios published a story on maternal health policy citing findings that a majority of people trusted their doctors and nurses. Initially, the article did not disclose that these results were generated by AI rather than human respondents. Upon closer examination of the sourcing, it was revealed…
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