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Basics

The biases people have towards trusting a machine or automated result more than alternate opinions
From Wikipedia:
- ”Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.”

Electronic Meters such as 5 Gas Meters are prone to error, especially if not taken care of + frequently Bump Tested etc
While if it is giving a False Positive one should treat it as valid etc ( Overabundance of Caution Principle etc), believing the meter is infallible should be avoided as in some situations, a False Negative could occur with deadly consequences
It’s a bit more mundane for this example, but non-expired PH Strips can be more accurate than Electronic PH Testers

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 *From Wikipedia:
 **”Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.”
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+*Electronic Meters such as [[5 Gas Meters]] are prone to error, especially if not taken care of + frequently [[Bump Tested]] etc
+*While if it is giving a [[False Positive]] one should treat it as valid etc ( [[Overabundance of Caution Principle]] etc), believing the meter is infallible should be avoided as in some situations, a False Negative could occur with deadly consequences
+*It’s a bit more mundane for this example, but non-expired [[PH Strips]] can be more accurate than [[Electronic PH Testers]]
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