MAXQDA's AI Assist: The Main Idea

In this video, I will show you what's new about AI Assist, the new AI feature from MAXQDA. Also I will provide an example on how to integrate it into Structuring Qualitative Content Analysis (Kuckartz).
Literature:
Mayring, Philipp. Qualitative Inhaltsanalyse : Grundlagen und Techniken. Weinheim Basel: Beltz, 2015.
Kuckartz, Udo. Qualitative Inhaltsanalyse : Methoden, Praxis, Computerunterstützung. Weinheim Basel: Beltz Juventa, 2018. Grundlagentexte Methoden.
More videos about AI and MAXQDA:
1) My video is for advanced users. If you need help setting up the AI Assist, check out this video by the MAXQDA Team: • Video
2) This (German) video by Andre Morgenstern explains in detail how the AI Assist can be activated: • ChatGPT küsst MAXQDA -...
3) If you want to know more about how to use any QDA software combined with ChatGPT check out the following video I made: • ChatGPT & MAXQDA: Qual...
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[@mohammedabdullahi2112]

Beautiful, thanks Andreas for the wonderful free introductory session to MAXQDA. I am really excited about this feature.

[@batmanonholiday4477]

Hallo, nice summary. I have a few questions: maxqda is like 200 euros annually, too expensive for me atm! this is why I am wary of hooking up my research with these paid systems and then getting it locked up if I suddenly ran out of cash. Are there any less expensive or free alternatives to MAXQDA with ai integration that you could recommend? I was thinking of using a linux coding soft + ChatGPT as an alternative, but I am on the fence about trusting GPT with summarizing complex or sensitive conversations (data ethics, hallucinations etc.). Is the AI in MAXQDA more trustworthy or is it an embedded GPT 3 (4), that we are really working with?

[@muellermixedmethods]

Thank you for your question! MAXQDA uses Chat GPT 3.5 for AI Assist. As far as I know, a student licence for two years (including PhD Students) is something about 90€. You can export all your data once you are done and use the free reader to still look at your data if your licence runs out. I know Atlas.ti and Nvivo quite well, but their AI features don't match with what MAXQDA can do at the moment. I have not tried anything Linux based, but I am curious to hear about it!

[@annaf8143]

Lets be honest: GPT would be capable to automatically add codes to a whole transcript with one click within 3min. Its just a question of Maxqda implementing this feature. This would supercharge the whole qualitative analysis process. If they dont create function this soon, someone else will. And Maxqdas market leadership will be destroyed over night.