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Humans, AI, and Context: Understanding End-Users’ Trust in a Real-World Computer Vision Application
Princeton, United States
We identified human, AI, and context-related factors of trust, finding that domain knowledge had a particularly big influence on participants’ trust and interaction with AI
participatory designhuman-centered AIproblem formulationevaluationdeployment
- Region
- North America
- Lead organization
- Princeton University, Intel Labs
- Organization type
- nonprofit + university collaboration
- Technology group
- computer vision
- Activity status
- completed
- Start year
- Not documented
- Last updated
- Mar 25, 2026
- Participation mode
- co-design with affected users and domain experts
- Participation group
- Co Design
- Technology description
- computer vision
- Funding
- Not documented
- Region of activity
- national
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