artificial intelligence

By now we all know AI transcription of interviews is anything but flawless–esepcially when cultural references are critical to insights, as they can easily be missed by machines. But, if used properly, AI transcription can add efficiency to projects. In this article, multilinguistic researcher Jill Kushner Bishop outlines a decision-making framework to help researchers decide when to consider human or blended human and AI solutions to optimize resources and maximize the quality of insights. […]

Isabelle Landreville has found that using AI as an active part of projective techniques helps create a safe space for participants to express freely and creatively, resulting in deeper and richer insights. In this article she shares how her qualitative research agency has explored three projective techniques with the help of AI and the best practices to implement them. […]