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New Frontiers in Information Systems Theorizing: Human-gAI Collaboration

Sirkka L. Järvenpää, Stefan Klein · Journal of the Association for Information Systems · 2024

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This is an AI analysis. Read the peer-reviewed original at the publisher: https://doi.org/10.17705/1jais.00868

Methodology & findings

Study design

Conceptual analysis and theoretical examination of human-gAI collaboration in information systems theory development

Main result

The paper examines how "generative artificial intelligence (gAI) tools may be useful in developing theory in information systems (IS) through human-gAI collaboration, thus forging new frontiers in IS theorizing." The authors identify that theory development challenges stem from "a lack of divergence and convergence—both in terms of ideas and in the social dynamics among human theorists."

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Research paradigm

Interpretive/theoretical

Author conclusions

The authors conclude that "generative artificial intelligence (gAI) tools may be useful in developing theory in information systems (IS) through human-gAI collaboration, thus forging new frontiers in IS theorizing." They position this as a response to longstanding challenges in IS theory development where "lack of divergence and convergence—both in terms of ideas and in the social dynamics among human theorists" have stymied progress.

Open questions raised

  • The authors identify gaps in theory development practice within IS research, specifically addressing misconceptions about theory and the need for better management of divergence and convergence in both ideas and social dynamics among theorists.
  • the lack of divergence and convergence in theory development, (2) social dynamics challenges among human theorists, (3) misconceptions about theory that hamper advances, and (4) unfinished theoretical works in the field.
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