"At What Age Do Kids Begin Prioritizing Accuracy?"

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Source: Ars Technica
"At What Age Do Kids Begin Prioritizing Accuracy?"
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A study by researchers at the Singapore University of Technology and Design found that children aged 3-5 are more likely to trust accurate humans or robots equally, but younger children are more inclined to trust inaccurate humans over inaccurate robots. However, by the age of four, children start focusing on the accuracy of information rather than whether it comes from a human or a robot. The study suggests that children's opinions of robots before engaging with them may influence their trust in them.

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