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Cultural and Personality Predictors of Attitudes Toward AI Chatbots: A Systematic Literature Review
artificial-intelligencecognitioncross-cultural-psychologyhuman-ai-interactionneurosciencepreprintpsychologytechnology-acceptance
As AI chatbots are becoming increasingly relevant in our daily life, understanding what shapes people’s attitudes toward them is becoming more important. This systematic literature review brings together the findings of 34 articles (from across multiple countries) to examine how personality traits a
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