Figure 5.
A dot plot presents adjusted means with 95 percent confidence intervals for A I acceptance. The vertical scale is labelled A I acceptance adjusted and ranges from minus 1.00 to 1.00. Strong deontology shows an adjusted mean of about 0.25 with a confidence interval extending roughly from 0.10 to 0.45 and is labelled with the letter a. Deontology shows an adjusted mean of about minus 0.12 with a confidence interval from about minus 0.20 to minus 0.05 and is labelled b. Utilitarianism shows an adjusted mean of about minus 0.15 with a confidence interval from about minus 0.20 to minus 0.08 and is labelled c. Strong utilitarianism shows an adjusted mean of about 0.02 with a confidence interval from about minus 0.10 to 0.15 and is labelled d. A note states that shared letters indicate not significant and different letters indicate p less than 0.05.Relationship between ethical orientation and artificial intelligence acceptance (n = 3,241). Values represent estimated marginal means with 95% confidence intervals, adjusted for covariates. Groups that do not differ significantly share the same letter; groups with different letters differ at p < 0.05
Source: Authors’ own work