Student Interaction with Generative AI: An Exploration of an Emergent Information-Search Process

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2024-01-03
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Schuetzler, Ryan
Giboney, Justin
Wells, Taylor
Richardson, Benjamin
Meservy, Tom
Sutton, Cole
Posey, Clay
Steffen, Jacob
Hughes, Amanda
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ChatGPT, a generative artificial intelligence, is one of the fastest-adopted tools in history and has quickly become a valued tool in education. This study seeks to understand how generative artificial intelligence has changed the information search process. We collected prompts submitted to ChatGPT and thoughts about ChatGPT responses through a survey of 455 students at a US university. Using thematic analysis, we identified ways that ChatGPT changes the information search process of students by supporting diverse information needs, allowing cycling of prompt adjustments, and promoting easy adoption of results.
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Generative and Conversational AI in Information Systems Research and Education: Opportunities and Challenges, chatgpt, conversational agents, education, generative ai, information search
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 57th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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