Trust Me on This: A User Study of Explainability for AI-Generated Responses

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Abstract ID :
NKDR109
Submission Type
Short papers
Submission Topics
Explainability methods Retrieval-Augmented Generation User aspects in IR

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Weronika Łajewska
Applied Scientist
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Amazon
Krisztian Balog
Professor
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University Of Stavanger

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