Achieving Decisional Fit with AI-Aided Group Decisions: The Role of Intuitive Decision-Making Style in Predicting Perceived Fairness and Decision Acceptance
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2024-01-03
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As organizations integrate AI decision tools into their decision-making processes, there is a need to understand factors that promote acceptance of decisions made with AI tools. This study draws from the theory of decisional fit and design features of an AI platform to examine the relationship between decision-making styles, procedural fairness, and decision acceptance when teams collaborate with AI decision aid to reach a decision. The results confirm the mediating relationship of procedural fairness between an intuitive decision-making style and decision acceptance. These results extend theory related to decision-making styles by identifying individual differences that predict procedural fairness and decision acceptance. Moreover, it offers guidance to managers and organizations seeking to adopt and design AI decision aids.
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Collaboration with Intelligent Systems: Machines as Teammates, artificial intelligence, decision acceptance, decisional fit, human-machine decision-making, procedural fairness
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 57th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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