Medicina,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60(6), P. 938 - 938
Published: June 4, 2024
Background
and
Objectives:
The
healthcare
system
in
Saudi
Arabia
is
growing
rapidly
with
the
utilization
of
advanced
technologies.
Therefore,
this
study
aimed
to
assess
public
perceptions
opinions
towards
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
health
care.
Materials
Methods:
This
cross-sectional
web-based
questionnaire
was
conducted
between
January
April
2024.
Data
were
analyzed
from
830
participants.
AI
assessed
using
21-item
questionnaires.
Results:
Among
respondents,
69.4%
males
46%
them
aged
above
41
years
old.
A
total
84.1%
participants
knew
about
AI,
while
61.1%
believed
that
a
tool
helps
professionals,
12.5%
thought
may
replace
physician,
pharmacist,
or
nurse
system.
With
regard
opinion
on
widespread
use
45.8%
population
professionals
will
be
improved
intelligence.
mean
perception
score
among
38.4
(SD
=
6.1)
found
higher
than
for
females
at
37.7
5.3);
however,
no
significant
difference
observed
(p
0.072).
Similarly,
young
adults
20
25
38.9
compared
other
age
groups,
but
indicating
association
0.198).
Conclusions:
results
showed
had
favorable
suggests
management
recommendations
should
made
regarding
how
successfully
integrate
medical
maintaining
patient
safety.
Asian Journal of Economics Business and Accounting,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(4), P. 126 - 146
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
The
study
investigates
the
profound
impact
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
on
various
facets
global
economic
landscape.
Against
a
backdrop
rapid
technological
advancements,
draws
context
pivotal
IMF
report
highlighting
transformative
potential
AI.
suggests
that
AI
could
modify,
replace,
or
transform
about
60%
jobs
in
advanced
economies
and
significant
proportion
emerging
low-income
countries,
reflecting
paradigm
shift
employment
structures.
core
objective
this
is
to
thoroughly
examine
role
AI-driven
innovation
organizational
competitiveness,
its
community
development
socioeconomic
dynamics,
implications
national
policies
trends.
A
quantitative
research
methodology
was
employed,
involving
structured
survey
targeting
diverse
group
professionals
industries.
meticulously
designed
capture
insights
into
participants'
experiences
perceptions
regarding
implementation
impacts.
total
642
valid
responses
from
consultants,
technology
enthusiasts,
industry
experts,
policymakers
provided
robust
dataset
for
analyzing
study's
four
hypotheses.
findings
reveal
integration
significantly
bolsters
echoing
contemporary
literature.
Higher
levels
adoption
communities
are
linked
improved
outcomes,
albeit
with
risk
intensifying
existing
inequalities.
On
scale,
strategies
focusing
correlate
enhanced
competitiveness.
Furthermore,
business
processes
markedly
influences
workforce
necessitating
shifts
skill
requirements
job
roles.
In
light
these
findings,
paper
recommends
strategic
within
businesses,
equitable
policy
frameworks
deployment,
focus
strategies,
substantial
investment
training,
international
collaboration
ethics
imperative
maximizingAI's
benefits
while
mitigating
risks.
International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 23
Published: March 8, 2024
The
study
aims
to
explore
the
factors
that
influence
university
students'
behavioral
intention
(BI)
and
use
behavior
(UB)
of
generative
AI
products
from
an
ethical
perspective.
Referring
decision-making
theory,
research
model
extends
UTAUT2
with
three
influencing
factors:
awareness
(EA),
perceived
risks
(PER),
anxiety
(AIEA).
A
sample
226
students
was
analysed
using
Partial
Least
Squares
Structural
Equation
Modelling
technique
(PLS-SEM).
results
further
validate
effectiveness
UTAUT2.
Furthermore,
performance
expectancy,
hedonistic
motivation,
price
value,
social
all
positively
BI
products,
except
for
effort
expectancy.
Facilitating
conditions
habit
show
no
significant
impact
on
BI,
but
they
can
determine
UB.
extended
perspective
play
roles
as
well.
AIEA
PER
are
not
key
determinants
BI.
However,
directly
inhibit
From
mediation
analysis,
although
do
have
a
direct
UB,
it
inhibits
UB
indirectly
through
AIEA.
Ethical
Nevertheless,
also
increase
PER.
These
findings
help
better
accept
ethically
products.
Social Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 251 - 251
Published: May 6, 2024
This
study
analyses
the
dimensions
of
trust
in
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
focusing
on
why
a
significant
portion
UK
population
demonstrates
higher
level
AI
compared
to
humans.
Conducted
through
mixed-methods
approach,
this
gathered
894
responses,
with
451
meeting
criteria
for
analysis.
It
utilised
combination
six-step
Likert-scale
survey
and
open-ended
questions
explore
psychological,
sociocultural,
technological
facets
trust.
The
analysis
was
underpinned
by
structural
equation
modelling
(SEM)
correlation
techniques.
results
unveil
strong
predilection
trusting
AI,
mainly
due
its
perceived
impartiality
accuracy,
which
participants
likened
conventional
computing
systems.
preference
starkly
contrasts
scepticism
towards
human
reliability,
is
influenced
perception
inherent
self-interest
dishonesty
humans,
further
exacerbated
general
distrust
media
narratives.
Additionally,
highlights
between
an
unwavering
confidence
judgment,
illustrating
dichotomy
orientations.
investigation
illuminates
complex
dynamics
era
digital
technology,
making
contribution
ongoing
discourse
AI’s
societal
integration
underscoring
vital
considerations
future
development
policymaking.
Religions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 290 - 290
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
The
study
of
the
psychology
religion
encompasses
various
aspects
human
experiences
and
beliefs,
including
influence
emerging
technologies
such
as
artificial
intelligence
(AI).
This
article
aims
to
examine
impact
AI
on
religious
practices
rituals,
highlighting
its
potential
reshape
how
individuals
engage
with
spirituality.
By
exploring
AI-powered
applications,
virtual
communities,
online
services,
we
seek
understand
transformation
traditional
raise
important
questions
about
authenticity,
inclusiveness,
role
technology
in
contexts.
Moreover,
ethical
considerations
challenges
arising
from
integration
into
will
be
addressed.
As
researchers
delve
this
intersection,
it
is
crucial
strike
a
balance
between
technological
advancements
preserving
fundamental
spirituality,
personal
growth,
genuine
connection.
contributes
existing
literature
by
shedding
light
implications
realm
experiences,
calling
for
further
exploration
dimensions
unintended
consequences.
Ultimately,
understanding
prompts
us
reflect
nature
belief
formation,
experience
itself.
Discover Education,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: July 15, 2024
Abstract
This
study
examined
the
perspectives
of
Ghanaian
higher
education
students
on
use
ChatGPT.
The
Students’
ChatGPT
Experiences
Scale
(SCES)
was
developed
and
validated
to
evaluate
students’
as
a
learning
tool.
A
total
277
from
universities
colleges
participated
in
study.
Through
exploratory
factor
analysis,
three-factor
structure
students'
(ChatGPT
academic
benefits,
concerns,
accessibility
attitude
towards
ChatGPT)
identified.
confirmatory
analysis
carried
out
confirm
identified
factors.
majority
are
aware
recognize
potential
Gen
AI
tools
like
supporting
their
learning.
However,
significant
number
reported
using
mainly
for
non-academic
purposes,
citing
concerns
such
policy
violations,
excessive
reliance
technology,
lack
originality
assignments,
security
risks.
Students
assignments
rather
than
class
or
group
projects.
noted
that
they
have
not
received
any
training
how
safely
effectively.
implications
practice
discussed
terms
well-informed
guidelines
strategies
can
support
teaching
improve
student
International Journal of Metaverse,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2(1), P. 1 - 10
Published: Dec. 30, 2023
This
quantitative
study
investigated
the
mediating
effect
of
AI
trust
on
relationship
between
self-efficacy
and
attitude
toward
college
students
in
Region
XI,
Philippines.
Using
adapted
questionnaires,
data
were
gathered
online
via
Google
Forms,
where
respondents
selected
using
stratified
random
sampling.
Validity
reliability
tests
employed
measurement
model,
descriptive
statistics
also
used
to
describe
constructs
study,
while
mediation
analysis
standard
algorithm-bootstrapping
SmartPLS
4.0
was
performed
assess
hypothesized
model.
The
findings
revealed
that
are
valid
reliable.
Moreover,
demonstrated
moderate
levels
a
high
level
self-efficacy.
Finally,
suggests
is
deemed
have
substantial
students.
Journal of Information Communication and Ethics in Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Purpose
The
rapid
advancement
and
integration
of
robotics
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
are
transforming
various
sectors,
presenting
profound
ethical,
economic,
legal
societal
challenges.
This
study
aims
to
examine
ethical
concerns
in
AI
development,
with
a
specific
focus
on
robotics,
from
the
perspectives
university
students
Albania.
Design/methodology/approach
A
structured
questionnaire
was
used
collect
data
233
students,
focusing
their
experiences
perceptions,
preferences
recommendations
for
advancing
these
technologies.
Hypotheses
were
tested
at
95%
confidence
interval,
analyzed
using
JASP
software
version
0.18.3.0.
Findings
results
reveal
high
level
awareness
among
particularly
regarding
transparency,
liability
privacy
robotics.
Practical
experience
understanding
AI’s
implications
significantly
shape
students’
attitudes,
fostering
support
governance.
Students
also
advocate
robust
regulatory
measures
safeguard
individual
rights,
ensure
security,
promote
transparency
decision-making
uphold
privacy.
Research
limitations/implications
focuses
Albania,
which
may
limit
generalizability
its
findings.
Future
research
should
explore
diverse
populations
cross-cultural
contexts
validate
extend
proposed
framework.
Insights
this
can
guide
policymakers
technology
developers
designing
laws,
regulations
practices
that
balance
innovation
public
interest,
trust
acceptance
systems.
Social
findings
underscore
importance
Albania
adopting
harmonizing
policies
EU
Civil
Law
Rules
Robotics,
Act
Strategy,
supporting
aligned
country’s
accession
objectives.
Originality/value
introduces
Ethical
Awareness-Trust
Framework,
novel
theoretical
model
integrating
literacy,
experiential
advocacy
foster
responsible
adoption
address
critical
gaps
literature
by
offering
actionable
aligning
national
European
embedding
ethics
into
education.
Axioms,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 44 - 44
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
This
paper
introduces
a
mathematical
framework
for
defining
and
quantifying
self-identity
in
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
systems,
addressing
critical
gap
the
theoretical
foundations
of
consciousness.
While
existing
approaches
to
self-awareness
often
rely
on
heuristic
implementations
or
philosophical
abstractions,
we
present
formal
grounded
metric
space
theory,
measure
functional
analysis.
Our
posits
that
emerges
from
two
mathematically
quantifiable
conditions:
existence
connected
continuum
memories
C⊆M
(M,dM),
continuous
mapping
I:M→S
maintains
consistent
self-recognition
across
this
continuum,
where
(S,dS)
represents
possible
self-identities.
To
validate
framework,
conducted
empirical
experiments
using
Llama
3.2
1B
model,
employing
low-rank
adaptation
(LoRA)
efficient
fine-tuning.
The
model
was
trained
synthetic
dataset
containing
temporally
structured
memories,
designed
capture
complexity
coherent
formation.
evaluation
metrics
included
quantitative
measures
self-awareness,
response
consistency,
linguistic
precision.
experimental
results
demonstrate
substantial
improvements
measurable
metrics,
with
primary
score
increasing
0.276
0.801
(190.2%
improvement)
after
In
contrast
earlier
methods
view
as
an
emergent
trait,
our
tangible
assess
self-awareness.
enables
creation
AI
systems
validated
features.
implications
study
are
immediately
relevant
fields
humanoid
robotics
autonomous
systems.
Additionally,
it
opens
up
new
prospects
controlled
adjustments
contexts
demand
different
levels
personal
involvement.
Moreover,
underpinning
serves
basis
forthcoming
investigations
into
AI,
linking
models
real-world
applications
current
technologies.