In outdoor activities, bidirectional exchange of nonverbal cues between users creates effective communication and empathy. However, there has been little discussion of how nonverbal cues should be bidirectionally transmitted between outdoor users with a symmetric system configuration. This study focuses on the perspect...
Takeru Yazaki, Noriyasu Obushi, Kuniharu Sakurada et al.· Proceedings of the ACM on Hu...· 0 citations
Conversational and generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems increasingly create and pass information between people. This can make it hard to see who created a claim, whether it was changed, and whom to trust. Many studies examine firsthand human-human and human-AI communication, but less is known about secondha...
Laugh tracks are a well-known technique for amplifying humor perception through audio. However, it remains unclear how such amplification transfers to VR, where audiences are embodied as virtual co-viewers in emerging shared entertainment spaces. To address this, we examined two design dimensions of virtual audience la...
Ryo Ohara, Chi-Lan Yang, Takuji Narumi et al.· ACM Transactions on Applied...· 0 citations
AI systems are designed to decline certain requests to avoid providing harmful or inaccurate information. However, refusals can unintentionally reduce users’ impressions of and trust in AI. Prior work has examined what an AI should explain when refusing a request, but offers no guidance on which AI should deliver the e...
Kohei Yamamoto, Chi-Lan Yang, Takuji Narumi et al.· Proceedings of the 26th ACM...· 0 citations
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