The increasing prevalence of image-altering filters on social media and video conferencing technologies has raised concerns about the ethical and psychological implications of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to manipulate our perception of others. In this study, we specifically investigate the potential impact of blur filters, a type of appearance-altering technology, on individuals' behavior towards others. Our findings consistently demonstrate a significant increase in selfish behavior directed towards individuals whose appearance is blurred, suggesting that blur filters can facilitate moral disengagement through depersonalization. These results emphasize the need for broader ethical discussions surrounding AI technologies that modify our perception of others, including issues of transparency, consent, and the awareness of being subject to appearance manipulation by others. We also emphasize the importance of anticipatory experiments in informing the development of responsible guidelines and policies prior to the widespread adoption of such technologies.

本研究调查了出现在社交媒体和视频会议技术中的人工智能能力，尤其是模糊滤镜技术，对于我们对别人的行为和决策的影响，结果发现这些技术会引起个人的自私行为。因此，需要关注AI技术的伦理问题，包括透明度、同意和意识到被其他人模糊处理、修改外表的问题，并在广泛采用这些技术之前进行预期实验，制定负责任的指南和政策。

人工智能可以通过改变互动伙伴的外观来促进自私的决策