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Predictive model to assess user trust: a psycho-physiological approach

Ajenaghughrure et al., 2019

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12609740315602033827
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Ajenaghughrure I
Sousa S
Kosunen I
Lamas D
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Proceedings of the 10th Indian conference on human-computer interaction

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Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are becoming pervasive in modern day society. Nonetheless, AI is not infallible. Therefore as more task and controls get delegated to AI systems, the implications become dire and riskier (eg Google assistant falling to make an …
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