Abstract
AI plays a
significant role in social commerce. To foster the acceptance of AI
technologies for social commerce, it is important to understand people's
use of IPAs. This paper
proposes a research model on the perceived traits of IPAs in relation to social
commerce intention and acceptance by incorporating personality traits. The
paper suggests that perceived competence, perceived intelligence, perceived playfulness,
and perceived trustworthiness are the major constructs used to measure perceived IPA traits. Furthermore, the paper concludes
that personality traits such as openness, conscientiousness, extraversion,
agreeableness, and neuroticism moderate the relationship between perceived IPA
traits and social commerce intention. Research hypotheses, research
methodology, and research instruments are also presented
in this ongoing research paper.