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Comparing the Efficacy and Efficiency of Human and Generative AI: Qualitative Thematic Analyses.

Maximo Robert PrescottSamantha YeagerLillian HamCarlos D Rivera SaldanaVanessa SerranoJoey NarezDafna PaltinJorge DelgadoRaeanne C MooreJessica L Montoya
Published in: JMIR AI (2024)
The promising consistency in the themes generated by human coders and GenAI suggests that these technologies hold promise in reducing the resource intensiveness of qualitative thematic analysis; however, the relatively lower reliability in coding between them suggests that hybrid approaches are necessary. Human coders appeared to be better than GenAI at identifying nuanced and interpretative themes. Future studies should consider how these powerful technologies can be best used in collaboration with human coders to improve the efficiency of qualitative research in hybrid approaches while also mitigating potential ethical risks that they may pose.
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