Artificial Intelligence in the automatic coding of interviews on Landscape Quality Objectives. Comparison and case study
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Abstract (arXiv)
In this study, we conducted a comparative analysis of the automated coding provided by three Artificial Intelligence functionalities (At-las.ti, ChatGPT and Google Bard) in relation to the manual coding of 12 research interviews focused on Landscape Quality Objectives for a small island in the north of Cuba (Cayo Santa Mar'ia). For this purpose, the following comparison criteria were established: Accuracy, Comprehensiveness, Thematic Coherence, Redundancy, Clarity, Detail and Regularity. The analysis showed the usefulness of AI for the intended purpose, albeit with numerous flaws and shortcomings. In summary, today the automatic coding of AIs can be considered useful as a guide towards a subsequent in-depth and meticulous analysis of the information by the researcher. However, as this is such a recently developed field, rapid evolution is expected to bring the necessary improvements to these tools.
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