AI labs don't know how to make you trust them
AI labs don't know how to make you trust themThe semiotics of trustSEMIO DEPT.Jul 27, 2026∙ Paid1ShareBackground - What this is forWhether people trust your company has little correlation with how trustworthy you claim to be. Or how many times you mention that you care about client trust. The unconscious speaks the language of symbols, imagery, and associations.
- ▪AI labs don't know how to make you trust themThe semiotics of trustSEMIO DEPT.Jul 27, 2026∙ Paid1ShareBackground - What this is forWhether people trust your company has little correlation with how trustworthy you claim to be.
- ▪Or how many times you mention that you care about client trust.
- ▪The unconscious speaks the language of symbols, imagery, and associations.
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 22:40:49 +0000 |
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AI labs don't know how to make you trust themThe semiotics of trustSEMIO DEPT.Jul 27, 2026∙ Paid1ShareBackground - What this is forWhether people trust your company has little correlation with how trustworthy you claim to be. Or how many times you mention that you care about client trust. If you’re in your infancy, they they have no public record to keep track of either.Ask users why certain businesses feel more trustworthy than others and they’ll struggle to answer with any level of detail, even if they are all answering with the same options.This is because most transmissions of trustworthiness are happening at the unconscious level, and your unconscious mind doesn’t use language in the same way your conscious mind does.
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