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“I wouldn’t trust her with my life but...” - Exploring trust in voice-based assistants through user-generated content
Investigating trust in conversational AI, such as voice-based assistants (VBAs), is increasingly important for understanding their rising popularity and the tasks users entrust to them. Howev-er, since VBAs are technical devices perceived as human-like and sometimes serving as infor-mation sources,
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