Randomized trial examines AI tools' impact on research productivity among academic staff in Nigeria, indicating significant findings.
This study examined the awareness and use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools as determinants of research productivity among academic staff in Nigerian public universities. Guided by three research questions and three null hypotheses, the study targeted academic staff in 135 public universities (69 federal, 66 state), with an estimated population of 37,504. Using a mixed-methods design, data were collected via structured questionnaires (n = 400; 344 returned, 86% response rate) and semi-struct
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