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The AI Dilemma in Qualitative Research
Sat, April 13, 1:15 to 2:45pm, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Floor: Level 100, Room 118ASession Type: Paper Session
Abstract
(How) should qualitative researchers embrace the AI revolution? The papers in this session explore the uses, ethics, and other dilemmas of AI technologies in qualitative inquiry. *Abstract (not?) written by ChatCPT.
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When Qualitative Research(er) Meets AI - Pei-Jung Li, Indiana University; Jessica Nina Lester, Indiana University
Can AI Perform Qualitative Coding Like Human Researchers? Application of GPT-3 in Thematic Analysis of Qualitative Data - Yan Jiang, University of California - San Diego; Lillie Ko-Wong, University of California - San Diego; Ivan Valdovinos, San Diego Community College District
Prompting a Large Language Model for Meta-Synthesis Data Extraction - Rebecca Butler, University of New Hampshire; Matthew C. Mauntel, University of New Hampshire; Maryam Aswad, University of New Hampshire; Bitna Choi, University of New Hampshire; Sheree Taisha Sharpe, University of New Hampshire
Man vs. Machine, or Is It? Using AI to Conduct Qualitative Analyses - Abbey E Gonzales, Vanderbilt University; Michael S. Havazelet, Vanderbilt University; Amanda Yoshiko Shimizu, Eastern Kentucky University