#5476. Artificial Intelligence Service Agents: Role of Parasocial Relationship

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Increased use of artificial intelligence service agents (AISA) has been associated with improvements in AISA service performance. Whilst there is consensus that unique forms of attachment develop between users and AISA that manifest as parasocial relationships (PSRs), the literature is less clear about the AISA service attributes and how they influence PSR and the users’ subjective well-being. Based on a dataset collected from 408 virtual assistant users from the US, this research develops and tests a model that can explain how AISA-enabled service influences subjective well-being through the mediating effect of PSR.
Keywords:
anthropomorphism; Artificial intelligence; enjoyment; parasocial relationship; subjective well-being

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