Attitude of college students towards ethical issues of artificial intelligence in an international university in Japan

Understanding the acceptance of emotional artificial intelligence in Japanese healthcare system: A cross-sectional survey of clinic visitors’ attitude

“…In addition, as our study target is Japanese healthcare system, similar insignificant results may also be found in other Eastern countries with strong sense of collectivism or in contrast, significant results may be achieved in Western countries with strong sense of individualism. Indeed, concurring with the emerging literature on emotional AI (Bakir et al, 2022), our results suggest it necessary for future studies to devise a more culturally sensitive way to systematically hypothesize about ethical concerns in the age of smart machines that interact with our most human and intimate feature, our emotions (Ghotbi & Ho, 2021;Ghotbi et al, 2022;Mantello et al, 2021).…”

Examining religiosity to determine student ethical behavior intention

“…The injunctive norm still needs other factors such as religiosity to ensure that the action is considered as something. This research is in accordance with previous studies that found that the injunctive values contained in the norm still require other factors [7], [10], [35].…”

“…Attitudes affect ethical behavior [7], [8]. Attitudes also can be used as evaluations for each individuals, either good or bad, on specific objects, people, foundations, occasions, behavior, or readabilities [9].…”

Reading joy, the Bruce Lee way

“…The Ph.D. candidate has another reason, as he recently had several of his important research papers published in prestigious journals such as Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (Nature Portfolio) [2], AI & Society [3][4], and Technology in Society (Elsevier) [5].…”