AI in Medical science (Will people like AI doctors, advantages and disadvantages of AI in this domain)

Instructions for Final Project: Literature Review Article

Objective:

Your final project is to write a literature review article. The purpose of this review is to provide an overview of existing research on your chosen topic, summarize key findings from at least 10 peer-reviewed journal articles, and identify gaps in the current literature as well as prospective paths for future research.

Steps to Complete the Project:

1. Topic Selection:
   • Choose a topic relevant to the course materials that interests you.
   • Ensure the topic is neither too broad nor too narrow, allowing you to find sufficient research articles for your review.
   • Here are a few topics that personally I find very interesting-
     • Algorithm Aversion (This topic is all about why people avoid AI even after knowing that AI can solve a problem better than human. e.g., if a hotel replaces the front desk assistant with an AI, will people like it, or do you like talking to an AI chatbot)?
     • Algorithm Appreciation (This is opposite to AI aversion, it’s understanding when and why people appreciate AI and engage with it).
     • AI in Hospitality & Tourism (The advantage and disadvantages of accepting AI in this domain).
     • AI in Medical science (Will people like AI doctors, advantages and disadvantages of AI in this domain)
     • AI in financial analytics (What if you want to invest in a stock, would you prefer to get suggestions from a human or an AI?)
2. Research and Article Selection:
   • Conduct a comprehensive search for journal articles related to your topic.
   • Use academic databases such as PubMed, JSTOR, Google Scholar, or our institution’s library resources.
   • Select at least 10 peer-reviewed journal articles that are most relevant to your topic.
3. Reading and Note-Taking:
   • Read each selected article thoroughly.
   • Take detailed notes, focusing on the research questions, methodologies, key findings, and conclusions.
   • Pay attention to any limitations or gaps identified by the authors.
4. Organizing the Review:
   • Organize your notes into themes or categories that will structure your review.
   • Common themes may include theoretical approaches, methodological trends, major findings, and identified research gaps.
5. Writing the Literature Review:
   • Introduction:
     • Introduce your topic and its significance.
     • Briefly outline the scope of your review and the structure of your paper.
   • Body:
     • Summarize and synthesize the key findings from the selected articles.
     • Discuss how each article contributes to the understanding of your topic.
     • Group the articles into themes and present them in a logical order.
   • Discussion:
     • Identify gaps in the current literature and areas where more research is needed.
     • Discuss any conflicting findings and potential reasons for discrepancies.
     • Suggest prospective paths for future research based on your findings.
   • Conclusion:
     • Summarize the main points of your review.
     • Restate the significance of your findings and their implications for the field.
6. Formatting and Citation:
   • Format your paper according to the specified style guide (APA 7).
   • Ensure all in-text citations and references are properly formatted.
   • Include a reference list at the end of your paper with full citations for all sources used.
7. Proofreading and Editing:
   • Review your paper for clarity, coherence, and conciseness.
   • Check for grammatical errors and typos.
   • Ensure that your arguments are well-supported by the literature.
   • You must follow the formatting & style provided in the attached document. AMCIS is a major IS conference and the guidelines are accepted from AMCIS draft.
8. Submission:
   • Submit your completed literature review by the deadline specified in the course syllabus.
   • Ensure your paper meets all the requirements and guidelines provided.

Evaluation Criteria:

Your literature review will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Relevance and depth of research: Quality and appropriateness of the selected articles.
• Synthesis and analysis: Ability to integrate and critically analyze the literature.
• Organization and clarity: Logical structure and clear presentation of ideas.
• Writing quality: Grammar, style, and adherence to the specified formatting guidelines.
• Identification of gaps and future directions: Insightfulness in highlighting research gaps and suggesting future research paths.