ChatGPT Reddit Risk Trust Word Embedding Artificial Intelligence or Cybernetics
This study investigates the evolving meanings of trust and risk in discourse about ChatGPT on Reddit. We compare cosine similarities among words embedded about ChatGPT, trust, and risk in December 2022, close to its inauguration, January 2023, one month later, and January 2024, one year after that. Our comparisons across those periods reveal a dramatic shift in discourse patterns. Initially, “ChatGPT” was mostly associated with terms often related to new IT adoption. Over time that attention partly shifted to aspects of societal impact. There was a somewhat corresponding shift among terms related to “risk”. Importantly, terms associated with “trust” initially dealt with topics mostly mentioned in past research on trust in IT, such as privacy, risk, and security, but they too shifted towards increased attention to social issues such as vulnerability, justice, equity, and fairness, suggesting a need to consider an evolving meaning of trust and risk in the context of Generative-AI. In the next versions we shall employ more complex analyses.
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Title
The Evolving Meaning of Trust and Risk in Reddit Discourse about ChatGPT
Creators
David Gefen - Drexel University
Shahin Jabbari - Drexel University
Rezvaneh Rezapour - Drexel University
Aria Pessianzadeh - Drexel University
Kshitij Kayastha - Drexel University
Hilde Van den Bulck - Drexel University
Publication Details
30th America Conference on Information Systems, AMCIS 2024, pp 1-5
Conference
Americas Conference on Information Systems, 30th (Salt Lake City, Utah, 15 Aug 2024–17 Aug 2024)
Publisher
Association for Information Systems
Number of pages
5
Resource Type
Conference proceeding
Language
English
Academic Unit
Information Science (Informatics); Decision Sciences (and Management Information Systems); Computer Science (Computing); Communication
Other Identifier
991022030471904721
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