ESCP Europe

Langue

English

Publication year

01/10/2021

Highlights •We present a vignette-based decision experiment involving 150 senior executives to examine the perception of AI-augmented decision-making at the individual level.•Contrary to earlier research on algorithm aversion, our study suggests that AI-augmented decision-making positively influences strategic choice behavior and skews the perception of decision process-related outcomes.•By contrasting the effect of AI-based advice with human advice, we demonstrate how managerial overreliance is driven by both a higher degree of trust in the advisor and the attribution of a more structured process.•Our experiment's findings may provide a starting point for deepening research on AI-augmented decision-making at the strategic level to better understand how sociotechnical interplay translates into managerial behavior.