エージェント支援型定性分析の探求
本記事では、AIエージェントを活用した定性分析の手法と可能性について探求する。従来の手作業による分析プロセスにAIエージェントを導入することで、データのパターン抽出やコード化の効率化が期待できる一方、解釈の質や倫理的課題にも注意が必要である。筆者は実際の実験結果をもとに、人間の分析者とAIエージェントの協働がもたらす新たな知見と課題を考察する。
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