Admins in India used Meta AI to help create WhatsApp group rules, appreciating reduced workload but remaining cautious about privacy, relational trust, and contextual tone.
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Generative AI must be evaluated as recursive pluralist sociotechnical systems via MaSH Loops and distributional World Values Benchmarks instead of static functionalist or prescriptive tests.
Replication survey in three Middle Eastern countries finds language fluency predicts AI trust, with female students in Saudi Arabia showing lower trust than males unlike US patterns.
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Creating Group Rules with AI: Human-AI Collaboration in WhatsApp Moderation
Admins in India used Meta AI to help create WhatsApp group rules, appreciating reduced workload but remaining cautious about privacy, relational trust, and contextual tone.
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Measuring the Machine: Evaluating Generative AI as Pluralist Sociotechical Systems
Generative AI must be evaluated as recursive pluralist sociotechnical systems via MaSH Loops and distributional World Values Benchmarks instead of static functionalist or prescriptive tests.
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Trust in AI among Middle Eastern CS Students: Investigating Students' Trust and Usage Patterns Across Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Jordan
Replication survey in three Middle Eastern countries finds language fluency predicts AI trust, with female students in Saudi Arabia showing lower trust than males unlike US patterns.