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Able but unwilling? Mapping citizens’ political GenAI use through the lens of Expectancy-Value Theory
Generative AI (GenAI) holds promise and risk for democracy, yet little is known about how citizens evaluate and adopt it for political purposes. Drawing on Expectancy-Value Theory and Uses & Gratifications Theory, this study offers an initial account of political GenAI adoption, mapping how citi
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