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<b>ADOPTION AND DISAVOWAL TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) TOOLS AMONG UNIVERSITY ACADEMICS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA</b>

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education

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This is a research paper which evaluates adoption and disavowal of artificial intelligence (AI) among public university academics in Northern Nigerian across three domains namely Agricultural Sciences, Earth and Environmental Sciences and Physical Sciences and three career tiers. The study used stratified-random sampling to select university academics (n=480) from the target population of all full-time academic staff actively engaged in public universities in Northern Nigeria.

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