Perceptions of effectiveness and ethical use of AI tools in academic writing: A study Among PhD scholars in India
A Subaveerapandiyan,
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D.T. Kalbande,
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Naved Ahmad
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et al.
Information Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 2, 2025
This
study
explores
the
perceptions,
effectiveness,
and
ethical
implications
of
AI
tools
in
academic
writing
among
PhD
scholars
India.
It
evaluates
comparative
effectiveness
versus
traditional
methods
for
paraphrasing,
plagiarism
detection,
citation
improvement.
The
research
also
investigates
user
confidence
tools’
adaptability
to
various
disciplines
their
potential
support
critical
thinking
integrity.
A
structured
quantitative
approach
was
employed,
utilizing
validated
surveys
with
184
respondents
from
University
Mumbai.
Findings
indicate
that
while
enhance
clarity,
flow,
efficiency,
they
raise
concerns
about
over-reliance,
originality,
transparency.
Advanced-year
valued
improvements
but
were
originality-related
functions.
emphasizes
responsible
use,
advocating
its
role
as
a
complementary,
supportive
tool
foster
creativity
intellectual
rigor.
These
findings
contribute
ongoing
discourse
on
integrating
responsibly
into
practices.
Language: Английский
Virtual tours: the effect of artificial intelligence and intelligent virtual environments on behavioral intention toward the tour and the tourist destination
Current Issues in Tourism,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 26
Published: March 2, 2025
Language: Английский
AI enabled travel: a MOA-nificent journey
Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 19
Published: April 2, 2025
Acceptance of ChatGPT as an auxiliary tool enhancing travel experience
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 16, 2025
Purpose
This
study
explores
the
acceptance
of
ChatGPT
as
an
auxiliary
tool
for
enhancing
travel
experiences
by
extending
technology
model
(TAM).
It
incorporates
perceived
convenience,
information
quality,
personal
innovativeness
and
compatibility
to
understand
factors
driving
adoption
in
tourism.
The
research
addresses
a
gap
AI
literature
provides
insights
into
users’
perceptions
AI-driven
technologies
streamlining
planning
offering
personalized,
real-time
assistance.
Design/methodology/approach
follows
quantitative
approach,
collecting
data
through
online
survey
on
Prolific
platform.
A
total
441
responses
were
analyzed
using
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM)
assess
relationships
between
variables
moderating
role
compatibility.
Findings
findings
confirm
that
attitude
significantly
influences
behavioral
intention,
with
enjoyment
convenience
shaping
user
attitudes
toward
ChatGPT.
Perceived
ease
use
impacts
both
usefulness
but
does
not
affect
enjoyment.
Information
quality
is
key
usefulness,
while
has
mixed
effects.
Compatibility
did
moderate
constructs,
suggesting
tool’s
features
may
outweigh
concerns
adoption.
Originality/value
extends
TAM
hedonic
contextual
challenges
assumptions
about
innovativeness,
novelty
like
diminishes
it
becomes
mainstream.
offer
fresh
perspectives
how
meets
needs.
Language: Английский