Psychology Today | 16.09.2026 03:49
Imagine you're one of the estimated 55 percent of Americans who rely on artificial intelligence (AI) to help manage your finances, select an investment portfolio, or create a financial plan (TD Bank, 2026). Or you’re a human resources manager who relies on an AI algorithm to rank your candidates to streamline the search process. In both cases, you are probably saving a ton of time, but at what cost? More importantly, do you trust the machine to create that plan or make the new hire, or do you trust your gut?
