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Title Customizing Trust Systems: Personalized Communication To Address Ai Adoption In Smart Cities
ID_Doc 16891
Authors Ohnesorg J.; Fakhoury N.; Eltahawi N.; Ge M.
Year 2024
Published International Conference on Smart Cities and Green ICT Systems, SMARTGREENS - Proceedings
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.5220/0012731400003714
Abstract Since it is challenging to tailor trust management systems to accommodate diverse individual preferences due to the evolving adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in smart cities, through a comprehensive review of internal and external factors influencing trust levels, including personal values, personality traits, and cultural background, the paper highlights the crucial role of communications in human-machine interactions by emphasizing AI technologies. Based on the review, this paper proposes a Framework for AI Trust enHancement (FAITH). The FAITH framework integrates personalized communication strategies with individual preferences to enhance trust in smart city systems. To validate the proposed framework, the FAITH framework is applied in a use case scenario to demonstrate its potential effectiveness in fostering trust, collaboration, and innovation. The research results contribute not only to understand trust management systems in smart cities, but also offer practical insights for addressing the diverse preferences of individuals in smart cities. Copyright © 2024 by SCITEPRESS - Science and Technology Publications, Lda.
Author Keywords Artificial Intelligence; Communication; Human Machine Interactions; Individual Preferences; Smart Cities; Transparency; Trust


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