Computational persuasion technologies, explainability, and ethical-legal implications: A systematic literature review
Authors:
- Davide CalvaresiDavide Calvaresi
- Rachele CarliRCRachele Carli
- Simona TiribelliSTSimona Tiribelli
- Berk BuzcuBBBerk Buzcu
- Reyhan AydoganRAReyhan Aydogan
- Andrea Di VincenzoAVAndrea Di Vincenzo
- Yazan MuallaYMYazan Mualla
- Michael SchumacherMSMichael Schumacher
- Jean-Paul CalbimonteJCJean-Paul Calbimonte
Open Access
- 28 December 2024
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers in Human Behavior Reports
- Vol. 17
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- FNS
- CHIST-ERA
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