arXiv AI By Agnese Chiatti, Matteo Matteucci, Viola Schiaffonati

Following Delegation Traces to Study Human Oversight in Interaction with Multimodal AI

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The study examined how users delegate control to multimodal AI by analyzing 392 video question‑answering trials with 56 AI‑literate participants. Participants rated trust after each AI response and chose one of three delegation policies—reject, verify, or fully delegate. Findings showed that higher post‑interaction trust predicted delegation choices, verification was the most common policy, and delegation increased with task order, suggesting experience influences trust beyond self‑reported ratings.

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