Factors Influencing the Acceptance of ChatGPT Usage Among Higher Education Students in Bangkok, Thailand

Journal Title: Advance Knowledge for Executives - Year 2023, Vol 2, Issue 4

Abstract

Objective: Utilising perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), considering facilitating conditions, attitude, as well as privacy and security factors, this study endeavours to dissect the determinants influencing the acceptance of ChatGPT usage among higher education students in Bangkok, Thailand. Methodology: Employing a quantitative methodology, the research conducted questionnaires as its primary means of data collection from a sample of 400 higher education students in Bangkok, Thailand, through convenience sampling. The hypotheses were tested, and data analysis was conducted using analytical software and statistical methods for examination. Result: The utilisation of ChatGPT among higher education students was notably impacted by facilitating conditions and attitude, whereas perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, and concerns pertaining to privacy and security did not exhibit significant influence. Conclusion: This study highlights the importance of attitudes and facilitating conditions in influencing ChatGPT adoption among higher education students in Bangkok, Thailand. However, perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, as well as privacy and security considerations did not directly impact usage. Recommendation: The study highlights the complexity of technology adoption in education and the importance of addressing diverse factors for successful implementation. Executives, educational leaders, and other stakeholders should consider these factors when integrating ChatGPT and other educational technologies. Policymakers may need to establish guidelines addressing privacy and security concerns, while academic institutions should incorporate user experience, practicality, and security into their technology strategies.

Authors and Affiliations

Shaengchart, Y. , Bhumpenpein, N. , Kongnakorn, K. , Khwannu, P. , Tiwtakul, A. & Detmee, S.

Keywords

Related Articles

Tourist behavioral intention in visiting tourist attraction in Batangas province

Objective: This study aimed to assess the tourist’s behavioral intention in visiting the attractions in Batangas province. More specifically to determine the tourists’ revisit intention, word of mouth, willingness to pa...

Standard Languages Teaching and Plurilingual Education: Implications for the Promotion of Multilingualism in Cameroon

Objective: Cameroon is a multilingual country with over 250 languages divided into four groups that determine the linguistic and cultural complexity of the country. In this context, official bilingualism has been preferr...

Evaluating the Impact of Different Feature Scaling Techniques on Breast Cancer Prediction Accuracy

Objective: To investigate the influence of different feature scaling techniques on the performance of machine learning algorithms in breast cancer prediction and identify the optimal combination of algorithm and scaler t...

Change Management Model in Corporate Culture and Values : A Case Study of Intel Cooperation

Objective: Using Kotter's Change Model and Rahim's Meta Model, this case study reviewed Intel Corporation's (Intel) organizational culture and values and its interrelation with its crisis response and change management s...

The Effects of School Feeding Programs on Students’ Academic Achievement in Public Primary Schools of Wolaita Zone, Southern Ethiopia

Objective: The study aimed to assess the effects of the School Feeding Program on Students' academic achievement by comparing beneficiary School feeding with non – beneficiaries of School feeding in SNNPR Wolaita Zone....

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP724172
  • DOI -
  • Views 81
  • Downloads 0

How To Cite

Shaengchart, Y. , Bhumpenpein, N. , Kongnakorn, K. , Khwannu, P. , Tiwtakul, A. & Detmee, S. (2023). Factors Influencing the Acceptance of ChatGPT Usage Among Higher Education Students in Bangkok, Thailand. Advance Knowledge for Executives, 2(4), -. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-724172