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EVALUATING PUBLIC TRUST IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-DRIVEN CYBERSECURITY SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS
This study aims to investigate the trust of the BSCS undergraduate students with the AI based cybersecurity tools. Understanding whether a person of the field trusts these AI systems is of highly importance. This study has the major question of on what factors dose the trust of the people depends up
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