Resumo
Telling customers they are interacting with an AI sales agent can reduce trust and sales, even if the bot works perfectly. Our research shows this negative effect is driven by a consumer bias called "speciesism"—a preference for humans over machines. The solution is strategic: disclose the bot's identity before the conversation begins, and design it with a high "social presence" using emojis, humor, and personalization. This approach maintains transparency while preserving customer trust and purchase intentions.
| Idioma original | English |
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| Editora | Universidade Católica Portuguesa |
| Número de páginas | 4 |
| Local da publicação | Porto |
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| Estado da publicação | Publicado - out. 2025 |
Série de publicação
| Nome | Policy Briefs |
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| Editora | Research Centre in Management and Economics |
Impressão digital
Mergulhe nos tópicos de investigação de “When sales agents aren’t human: how identity disclosure, social presence, and speciesism shape trust“. Em conjunto formam uma impressão digital única.Projetos
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CEGE 2025-2029: CEGE - Research Centre in Management and Economics: UID/731/2025. Pluriannual 2025-2029
Vlačić, B. (PI)
1/01/25 → 31/12/29
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