Robotic touch's inherent otherness can be embraced as a design quality to elicit ambiguity and alternative interpretations for more expressive haptic interactions.
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Otherness as a Quality in Designing Expressive Robotic Touch
Robotic touch's inherent otherness can be embraced as a design quality to elicit ambiguity and alternative interpretations for more expressive haptic interactions.
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The Activist's Guide to the Decentralized Social Universe: A Framework for Exploring How Decentralized Social Networks Can Support Collective Action
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Framing an AI with Values Reduces AI Reliance in AI-supported Writing Tasks
An online experiment finds that showing users an overview of an AI's values reduces reliance on AI suggestions during writing tasks.
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Comparative Analysis of Human vs. AI-powered Support in VRChat Communities on Discord: User Engagement, Response Dynamics and Interaction Patterns
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A Low-Code Approach for the Automatic Personalization of Conversational Agents
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Human Autonomy and Sense of Agency in Human-Robot Interaction: A Systematic Literature Review
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