What makes an AI device human-like? The role of interaction quality, empathy and perceived psychological anthropomorphic characteristics in the acceptance of artificial intelligence in the service industry

Intelligent AI devices have become a common presence in the business landscape, offering a wide range of services, from the medical sector to the hospitality industry. From an organizational perspective, AI devices have several advantages, by performing certain tasks quicker and more accurately in c...

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Veröffentlicht in:Computers in human behavior Jg. 122; S. 106855
Hauptverfasser: Pelau, Corina, Dabija, Dan-Cristian, Ene, Irina
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Veröffentlicht: Elmsford Elsevier Ltd 01.09.2021
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Abstract Intelligent AI devices have become a common presence in the business landscape, offering a wide range of services, from the medical sector to the hospitality industry. From an organizational perspective, AI devices have several advantages, by performing certain tasks quicker and more accurately in comparison to humans while at the same time being more cost-efficient. However, in order to maintain the high standards of a brand, they have to be accepted by consumers and deliver socially adequate performance. Therefore, it is important to determine the characteristics of AI devices which make them accepted and trusted by consumers. Based on the Computers as Social Actors (CASA) Theory, we have researched on the role of psychological anthropomorphic characteristics, perceived empathy, and interaction quality in the acceptance of AI devices in the service industry. The results show that anthropomorphic characteristics alone do not influence acceptance and trust towards AI devices. However, both perceived empathy and interaction quality mediate the relation between anthropomorphic characteristics and acceptance. A human-like AI device has higher acceptance when it has the ability to show empathy and interaction in relation to the human consumer. This result reveals the importance of developing forms of strong intelligence and empathetic behaviour in service robots and AI devices. •Psychological anthropomorphic AI devices, which show empathy have a higher degree of consumers' acceptance.•Empathy mediates the relation between psychological anthropomorphic characteristics of AI and the consumers' acceptance.•Empathy mediates the relation between anthropomorphic characteristics of AI and their interaction quality with consumers.•Anthropomorphic AI devices which show empathy have a better interaction quality with consumers.•Interaction quality mediates the relation between AI's psychological anthropomorphic characteristics and their acceptance.
AbstractList Intelligent AI devices have become a common presence in the business landscape, offering a wide range of services, from the medical sector to the hospitality industry. From an organizational perspective, AI devices have several advantages, by performing certain tasks quicker and more accurately in comparison to humans while at the same time being more cost-efficient. However, in order to maintain the high standards of a brand, they have to be accepted by consumers and deliver socially adequate performance. Therefore, it is important to determine the characteristics of AI devices which make them accepted and trusted by consumers. Based on the Computers as Social Actors (CASA) Theory, we have researched on the role of psychological anthropomorphic characteristics, perceived empathy, and interaction quality in the acceptance of AI devices in the service industry. The results show that anthropomorphic characteristics alone do not influence acceptance and trust towards AI devices. However, both perceived empathy and interaction quality mediate the relation between anthropomorphic characteristics and acceptance. A human-like AI device has higher acceptance when it has the ability to show empathy and interaction in relation to the human consumer. This result reveals the importance of developing forms of strong intelligence and empathetic behaviour in service robots and AI devices. •Psychological anthropomorphic AI devices, which show empathy have a higher degree of consumers' acceptance.•Empathy mediates the relation between psychological anthropomorphic characteristics of AI and the consumers' acceptance.•Empathy mediates the relation between anthropomorphic characteristics of AI and their interaction quality with consumers.•Anthropomorphic AI devices which show empathy have a better interaction quality with consumers.•Interaction quality mediates the relation between AI's psychological anthropomorphic characteristics and their acceptance.
Intelligent AI devices have become a common presence in the business landscape, offering a wide range of services, from the medical sector to the hospitality industry. From an organizational perspective, AI devices have several advantages, by performing certain tasks quicker and more accurately in comparison to humans while at the same time being more cost-efficient. However, in order to maintain the high standards of a brand, they have to be accepted by consumers and deliver socially adequate performance. Therefore, it is important to determine the characteristics of AI devices which make them accepted and trusted by consumers. Based on the Computers as Social Actors (CASA) Theory, we have researched on the role of psychological anthropomorphic characteristics, perceived empathy, and interaction quality in the acceptance of AI devices in the service industry. The results show that anthropomorphic characteristics alone do not influence acceptance and trust towards AI devices. However, both perceived empathy and interaction quality mediate the relation between anthropomorphic characteristics and acceptance. A human-like AI device has higher acceptance when it has the ability to show empathy and interaction in relation to the human consumer. This result reveals the importance of developing forms of strong intelligence and empathetic behaviour in service robots and AI devices.
ArticleNumber 106855
Author Dabija, Dan-Cristian
Ene, Irina
Pelau, Corina
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  organization: Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania, Faculty of Business Administration in Foreign Languages, Calea Grivitei Nr. 2-2A, Bucharest, Sector 1, Romania
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  surname: Ene
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  organization: Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania, Doctoral School in Business Administration, Piata Romana Nr. 6, Bucharest, Romania
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Consumer behaviour
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Human-computer interaction
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Service industries
Service robots
Title What makes an AI device human-like? The role of interaction quality, empathy and perceived psychological anthropomorphic characteristics in the acceptance of artificial intelligence in the service industry
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