Exploring trust in generative AI for higher education institutions: a systematic literature review focused on educators
This systematic literature review explores the crucial aspect of trust in generative AI tools specifically within higher education institutions. It synthesizes existing literature to understand educators' perspectives, concerns, and factors influencing their confidence in adopting these technologies in their professional roles. The review aims to highlight the current state of trust and identify areas for future research and development to foster responsible AI integration.
Our Take
This systematic review underscores that building educator trust in generative AI is paramount for its meaningful integration into higher education, reflecting a broader trend of human-AI collaboration needing careful cultivation across all professional sectors. Institutions must prioritize transparent AI policy development, comprehensive faculty training, and demonstrably ethical implementation to bridge this trust gap and unlock AI's transformative pedagogical potential.
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