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A new study in Neuroscience of Consciousness reveals a surprising finding: simply believing you are working with a machine can lower your confidence in decisions, even when your judgments are correct. The research shows that human–machine interactions shape self-belief in ways that may affect everyday choices at work and in learning environments.

This insight is timely as Thailand expands its tech ecosystem. Thai educators, students, and professionals are increasingly using AI in classrooms, clinics, and offices. Understanding how perceived machine collaboration influences confidence could inform the design of human-centered technologies in education and health services.