Somewhere between a statistic and a product sits a market that converts one into the other. That's where the story usually lives—not in whether the data is true (probably is), but in what gets said on top of it. Anybody need a pickaxe, btw?

#AIGovernance #NarrativeFraming #FramingEffects

Do #expertise or reflective thinking mitigate #framingEffects?

Accountants' weren't less vulnerable to framing than students on business decisions, regardless of reflection score.

Students' reflection scores predicted *greater* framing effects?

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The most dangerous AI influence may not come from false statements. It may come from quietly shaping the interpretive frame before human judgment begins. Framing is invisible precisely because it feels natural.

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#CognitiveAutonomy #FramingEffects #AiEthics

Long story short: #FramingEffects might be a lot more subtle, a lot less prevalent, and a lot more context dependent than often claimed. Furthermore, #FreeMovement attitudes are not easily shifted by exposure to a single news frame.

Analysis: "87% of CEOs would stake their job on delivering AI results this year."

Classic editorialization for vendors sitting at the exchange point between anxiety and its (supposed) fix: a believable story about who's responsible for failure.

#AIadoption #B2Bmarketing #FramingEffects