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GAI hallucinations and user dependence: cognitive-affective responses and individual differences
Abstract Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) hallucinations raise questions about how users respond to unreliable outputs from a technology on which they depend.
How Urban-Level Credit Expansion Affects the Quality of Green Innovation: Evidence from China
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