Human-AI perception: not much different, but some distinct novelties

Synopsis

Argues research on human-AI perception must explicitly specify AI characteristics (probabilistic, conversational, adaptive) rather than treating "AI" as a generic category — to capture distinct novelties of GenAI.

Keywords

·AI perception ·GenAI ·viewpoint ·methodology ·user research

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