Met Office finds most of us still won't trust an AI weather forecast
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Users are drawing a line between 'AI under the hood' and 'AI-branded'—they'll accept ML in the stack but still default to traditional labels for high-stakes predictions. If you're shipping AI into regulated or trust-sensitive domains, lead with provenance, verification, and human accountability, not the AI marketing surface.
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