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Trust, ethical exposure, and AI adoption intention among accounting professionals: Incremental explanatory evidence beyond UTAUT
Research on artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in accounting and auditing increasingly considers trust, ethics, and organizational conditions, but less often asks whether such appraisals add explanatory value after a conventional technology-acceptance baseline is already entered. This study condu
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