2021년 9월22편 · 2021년 82편
- Information Technology Investment and Commercialized Innovation Performance: Dynamic Adjustment Costs and Curvilinear Impacts
- Anger in Consumer Reviews: Unhelpful but Persuasive?
- The Impact of the Sharing Economy on Household Bankruptcy
- Coordinating Human and Machine Learning for Effective Organizational Learning
- Is AI Ground Truth Really True? The Dangers of Training and Evaluating AI Tools Based on Experts’ Know-What
- When the Machine Meets the Expert: An Ethnography of Developing AI for Hiring
- How Trust Leads to Commitment on Microsourcing Platforms: Unraveling the Effects of Governance and Third-Party Mechanisms on Triadic Microsourcing Relationships
- The Development of the Perceived Distinctiveness Antecedent of Information Systems Professional Identity
- Failures of Fairness in Automation Require a Deeper Understanding of Human–ML Augmentation
- When Digital Technologies Enable and Threaten Occupational Identity: The Delicate Balancing Act of Data Scientists
- When All Products Are Digital: Complexity and Intangible Value in the Ecosystem of Digitizing Firms
- Strategic Directions for AI: The Role of CIOs and Boards of Directors
- Is More Better? The Divide between Retailer’s and Manufacturers’ Preferences for Reviews and Review Monetization
- The Dialectics of Technology Standardization
- Assessing the Unacquainted: Inferred Reviewer Personality and Review Helpfulness
- Capability Development through Just-in-Time Access to Knowledge in Document Repositories: A Longitudinal Examination of Technical Problem Solving
- AI on Drugs: Can Artificial Intelligence Accelerate Drug Development? Evidence from a Large-Scale Examination of Bio-Pharma Firms
- Will Humans-in-the-Loop Become Borgs? Merits and Pitfalls of Working with AI
- Superlatives and Scope of Improvement in Online Recommendations: Breath of Life or a Kiss of Death?
- Technology-Mediated Dangerous Behaviors as Foraging for Social-Hedonic Rewards: The Role of Implied Inequality
- Technology-Mediated Dangerous Behaviors as Foraging for Social–Hedonic Rewards: The Role of Implied Inequality
- Managing Artificial Intelligence