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Exploring the "Banality" of Deception in Generative AI

A paper discusses how deceptive design in generative AI is becoming more subtle and normalized, embedding itself in default settings, automated suggestions, and conversational interactions rather than visible interface elements. The authors call for user awareness, intervention tools, and regulatory improvements.

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Exploring the "Banality" of Deception in Generative AI
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  • Deception in generative AI is increasingly subtle and normalized, making it hard to spot.
  • The paper uses Simone Natale's framework of 'banal deception' to analyze user involvement.
  • Future work should focus on empowering users through awareness, tools, and regulation.

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