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Chatbot and Problematic Integration: Two Tests among U.S. Users
artificial-intelligencecognitionepistemologyinterpersonal-communicationneurosciencepreprintpsychologyuncertainty
Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are token-based, probabilistic engines that produce most likely answers based on trained models and user input. In this work, I draw upon the problematic integration (PI) theory to conceptualize human-AI interaction (HAII) as communication processes that are aim
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