Trust Deficit
A concept in the context of technology governance referring to a structural gap in which public trust in a certain technology or institution remains below the level required for its normal operation, distinct from a trust crisis triggered by specific events.
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In the context of AI products, Trust Deficit refers to users gradually lowering their expectations of a model's reliability because the model shows evasiveness, vagueness, or inconsistency.
In the context of technology governance, "trust deficit" refers to the level of public trust in a certain type of technology or institution being lower than what is needed for its normal operation, emphasizing a long-term, structural gap rather than a specific incident.
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In the context of AI products, Trust Deficit refers to users gradually lowering their expectations of a model's reliability because the model shows evasiveness, vagueness, or inconsistency.
50%UnverifiedIn the context of technology governance, "trust deficit" refers to the level of public trust in a certain type of technology or institution being lower than what is needed for its normal operation, emphasizing a long-term, structural gap rather than a specific incident.
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