This paper attempts to explain the mechanisms by which human distrust to the judgement of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI systems are increasingly a part of modern life, and it is anticipated that AI systems will make more advanced judgments in the future. Whereas people can have doubts and distrust about the accuracy of the judgments made by emerging AI, compared to traditional human experts. We suspect that “mere exposure effect” (Zajonc, 1968) adopts also human and AI, and this paper studies how the effect involves the human distrust toward AI.
