helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How can large language models (LLMs) help non-technical community leaders design high-quality questionnaires?Direction: Social Computing, Communities, and Public Information
Public Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
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helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How can questionnaire design tools improve user autonomy while reducing bias, improving specificity, and enhancing engagement?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
What is the effect of human-AI collaboration combined with intelligent questionnaire generation on questionnaire quality and user experience?lightbulbPractical problemPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Community leaders struggle to design high-quality community questionnaires due to a lack of technical tools.helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How does the public perceive AI as having intelligent attributes such as analytical ability and rationality, as well as emotional capacity?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Does the public support developing or banning AI with sentient capabilities?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
What are public predictions about when AI will achieve sentient capabilities?lightbulbPractical problemPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Public understanding and attitudes toward sentient AI are unclear, potentially affecting its design and governance.helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Are public concerns and expectations about AI aligned with views of AI decision-makers?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Do views on AI differ between social groups such as women and people of color versus decision-makers?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How can effective tools be designed to measure gaps between public and AI decision-maker perspectives?lightbulbPractical problemPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
The public lacks participation and voice regarding AI's real-world impacts.helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How do sentence-level and message-level suggestions differ in effectiveness for AI-assisted writing?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Which suggestion form (sentence-level or message-level) better improves efficiency, user satisfaction, and interaction quality?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How can sentence-level suggestions provide effective support while preserving user autonomy?lightbulbPractical problemPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Government staff respond to large volumes of email inefficiently and easily lose public trust.helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How can human-centered design meet diverse community needs for machine learning-driven marine image analysis tools?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How can unified data labeling and open databases promote automation and standardization of marine image processing?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Which design features can effectively support marine data processing needs of different user types such as scientists, businesses, and the public?lightbulbPractical problemPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
Marine data processing automation tools are insufficient, and users struggle to efficiently analyze massive video and image data.helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How does AI explainability affect people's attribution of algorithmic responsibility?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How do people allocate responsibility when facing algorithmic harm of different severity?helpResearch questionPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
How does AI autonomy change responsibility attribution behavior?lightbulbPractical problemPublic Perception of AI and Algorithmic Accountability
The public lacks consistent responsibility attribution for algorithmic harm, hindering AI governance and acceptance.Related papers
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