HBR 2025 Nov-Dec p24 | Research Title: "Lower Artificial Intelligence Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity" | Authors: Stephanie M. Tully, Chiara Longoni, and Gil Appel | Journal: Journal of Marketing
研究发现,对人工智能(AI)了解越少的人,反而越愿意尝试使用AI产品和服务。
Research has found that individuals with less understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) are more willing to try using AI products and services.
核心研究结论
Core Research Conclusions
AI素养悖论:与传统认知相反,技术知识较少的人对AI的接受度更高。
The AI Literacy Paradox: Contrary to traditional beliefs, individuals with less technical knowledge have a higher acceptance of AI.
研究概况
Research Overview
涉及数千名美国参与者
包含七项独立研究
发表在《Journal of Marketing》期刊
Involving thousands of participants from the United States
Consisting of seven independent studies
Published in the Journal of Marketing
关键实验发现
Key Experimental Findings
大学生AI使用意愿研究
Study on College Students' Willingness to Use AI
参与者 Participants
234名本科生
234 undergraduate students
方法 Method
先进行AI素养测试,然后询问AI工具使用意愿
First conducting an AI literacy test, then asking about willingness to use AI tools
Subsequent experiments explored the relationship between AI literacy and the following factors:
悖论解释:AI的"魔力效应"
Paradox Explanation: The "Magic Effect" of AI
"AI的'魔力'特质——能够凭空生成高度精致、详细内容的能力——激发了低素养者的使用兴趣。"
"The 'magical' quality of AI—the ability to generate highly refined and detailed content from thin air—stimulates the interest of those with low literacy."
关键机制
Key Mechanisms
神奇感驱动
低AI素养者更容易被AI的产出效果所震撼
Driven by a Sense of Wonder: Individuals with low AI literacy are more easily impressed by the output of AI