Tag: Human-AI Interaction

Radboud University researchers found that participants rated a fluent but factually wrong chatbot just as intelligent and pleasant as a ...

A new study replaces free-form prompt writing with taxonomy-driven attribute selection in a web-based fashion image generation system, reporting preliminary ...

Two studies show that trust in artificial intelligence splits into judgments of what systems can do and what they should ...

An analysis of over 11,000 Replika conversations found that semantic alignment with an AI companion tracked interaction intensity while syntactic ...

A new review argues that AI agents can simulate cognitive empathy but cannot achieve authentic empathy, highlighting biological, cultural and ...

A conceptual paper argues that generative AI's text-based interaction paradigm structurally disadvantages deaf signers and proposes a visuo-spatial model for ...

A survey of 144 undergraduates at a Thai international college found academic assistance dominated chatbot use, while about half had ...

A new Perspective proposes organizing responsible clinical AI governance into three functional domains, Capability, Explainability, and Communication, to translate broad ...

Across three experiments with 858 Chinese university students, decision-makers with repeated two-syllable names, babyfaced appearance, or cute AI avatars were ...

Across three experiments with 1,609 participants, agreement between an agent's recommendation and a person's initial choice consistently predicted trust in ...