Investigation of the factors that influence the intention to adoption and use artificial intelligence chatbots provided e-services
Abstract
The rapid integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies has significantly enhanced communication between businesses and their customers, particularly through the use of chatbots. These AI-powered agents facilitate continuous customer interaction and service delivery, particularly among younger demographics who frequently engage in digital communication. This dissertation investigates the factors that influence the adoption and continued use of chatbots among university students in Greece, applying the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT2) model in conjunction with mobile service quality variables. The research examines non-users' adoption intentions, the role of mobile service quality in shaping users' trust and satisfaction, and the determinants of continued use intentions after adoption. Data was collected separately from two groups: 411 university students who had not yet used chatbots and 312 students who were already users. The non-user group was s ...
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