University of Bergen

Forschungsprojekte

• AI Eyes on the Road: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Traffic Surveillance AI-powered road surveillance systems are increasingly proposed to monitor infractions such as speeding, phone…
• The AI stress and anxiety scale (AISAS): development, initial validation and insight on the diffusion of AI-related stress and anxiety Abstract Growing concerns about the psychological impact of generative AI have highlighted the need for bette…
• Unifying Explainable Agency Via a Ladder of Intentions Abstract Explainable Agency (XAg) is a subfield of Explainable AI (XAI) dedicated to explaining agents that p…
• Artificial intelligence attitudes in higher education: Spanish validation of the AIAS-4 and its associations with well-being and academic AI usage Abstract Amidst the swift expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, which affects teaching, lea…
• Extracting useful information about reversible evolutionary processes from irreversible evolutionary accumulation models Evolutionary accumulation models (EvAMs) are an emerging class of machine learning methods designed to infer…
• Distinct predictors of positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence and general technology: big five traits, gender, and age The quick advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) necessitates a broad understanding of public attitudes.…
• Attitudes Toward Technology and Artificial Intelligence: The Role of Demographic and Personality Factors This study finds that personality influences attitudes towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) differently than…
• Validating the AI attitude scale (AIAS-4) and exploring attitudinal differences in a large sample of Norwegian university students Abstract Identifying valid and reliable instruments measuring attitudes toward Artificial Intelligence (AI) a…
• Cognitive Friction in Clinical Decision Support: A Comparative Study of Judicial and Adjunct Human–AI Interaction Protocols Artificial intelligence is increasingly used to support clinical decision making, yet concerns remain regardi…