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Genie Breaks the Bottle: Ethics in Artificial Intelligence Adoption: ChatGPT; The Beginning and the End of Human Wisdom

Published: 29 August 2024 Publication History

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ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, has attracted significant attention from early adopters. While this generative artificial intelligence (AI) system can be somewhat intuitive, such technology can also be disruptive in domains that require creativity (e.g., computer coding, system development and education), information authenticity (e.g., news agencies) and precision (e.g., manufacturing, clinical decision making). This study urges scholars in the fields of human-computer interaction and information system to reexamine technology adoption to better understand the criticality and ethics of AI and ChatGPT with regards to social change and social impact.

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    1. Artificial intelligence
    2. ChatGPT
    3. deepfakes
    4. generative adversarial networks
    5. information ethics
    6. social change

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