ChatGPT and Stress

Q1 Arts and Humanities ABAC Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-30 DOI:10.59865/abacj.2023.39
A. Khanthavit, Sittipume Khanthavit
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ChatGPT is an artificial-intelligence chatbot. In addition to comprehending an image like a text prompt, it can understand complex prompts and exhibit human-level performance. It became the fastest-growing application in history, acquiring one million users within five days of release. However, despite its potential to improve productivity, job satisfaction, self-efficacy, and wages, it causes stress to individuals. This study examines the relationship between stress and ChatGPT in Thailand. Although stress is a severe health problem in the country, ChatGPT cannot be avoided as this application helps support the country’s targeted digital technology industry. The study uses a proxy for unobserved stress levels and ChatGPT concerns using Google’s search volume indexes. Based on daily samples from December 10, 2015, to May 31, 2023, regression analysis revealed that ChatGPT significantly increased stress levels. However, during the development sub-sample, the stress level decreased. Stress escalated in the early- and viral-use sub-samples, where the effect for the viral-use sub-sample was significantly higher. In the COVID-19 pandemic sub-sample, the effect was non-significant. The causality of ChatGPT in stress was confirmed by the contemporaneous-causality test.
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聊天和压力
ChatGPT是一款人工智能聊天机器人。除了像文本提示那样理解图像之外,它还可以理解复杂的提示并表现出人类级别的性能。它成为历史上增长最快的应用程序,发布5天内就获得了100万用户。然而,尽管它有提高生产力、工作满意度、自我效能和工资的潜力,但它给个人带来了压力。本研究考察了泰国压力与ChatGPT之间的关系。尽管压力在这个国家是一个严重的健康问题,ChatGPT是无法避免的,因为这个应用程序有助于支持该国的目标数字技术产业。该研究使用谷歌的搜索量索引来代替未观察到的压力水平和ChatGPT关注。基于2015年12月10日至2023年5月31日的日常样本,回归分析显示,ChatGPT显著增加了压力水平。然而,在发育子样期间,应力水平下降。压力在早期和病毒使用子样本中升级,其中病毒使用子样本的影响显著更高。在COVID-19大流行子样本中,这种影响不显著。ChatGPT在应激中的因果关系通过同期因果检验得到证实。
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ABAC Journal Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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